This is a list of notable companies based in the Austin metropolitan area.
Fortune 500 (rankings as of 2021) Dell Technologies (28) Oracle (80) Tesla Inc. (100)
Advertising Door Number 3 GSD&M LatinWorks McGarrah Jessee R/GA RetailMeNot Rock Candy Media T3 (The Think Tank)
Aerospace and air travel Astrotech Corporation
Architecture Dick Clark Architecture Lundgren and Maurer-Closed in the 80s no successor Reclaimed Space
Automotive Tesla
Beauty Beardbrand Birds Barbershop
Biotechnology Luminex Corporation
Booksellers and publishing
BookPeople Greenleaf Book Group Holt McDougal Landes Bioscience Monofonus Press Steve Jackson Games
Construction
The Boring Company
Data Forcepoint Global Language Monitor Hoover's NetSolve (Cisco Systems) Vignette Corporation (Open Text Corporation)- Headquartered in Canada
Direct marketing QuantumDigital Digital marketing DigitalSuccess
Education MakerSquare University of Texas at Austin St. Edward's University
Energy Crystatech Green Mountain Energy Illumitex
Environmental monitoring VI Technology-Acquired by Aeroflex
Film and television
Alamo Drafthouse Cinema"Alamo Drafthouse expands to D.C." Austin Business Journal. Accessed October 31, 2012. Bright Shining City Productions FloSports Troublemaker Studios Uptown Studios Austin Shop LC
Finance and banking Kasasa Dimensional Fund Advisors Farm Credit Bank of Texas Vista Equity Partners
Food and drink
Amy's Ice Creams Carino's Italian Chameleon Cold-Brew Chuy's Deep Eddy Vodka DoubleDave's Pizzaworks Gatti's Pizza - Relocated to Fort Worth before shutdown KaleidoScoops Live Oak Brewing Company The Oasis on Lake Travis P. Terry's Siete Foods Sweet Leaf Tea Company Tiff's Treats Tito's Vodka Torchys Tacos Whole Foods Market YETI Coolers
Gaming development, distribution and production
Arkane Studios Aspyr BattleCry Studios Bluepoint Games Certain Affinity Devolver Digital GameSalad Heatwave Interactive KingsIsle Entertainment Powerhouse Animation Studios, Inc. Retro Studios Rooster Teeth Games Roxor Games Spacetime Studios Twisted Pixel Games
Insurance National Western Life
Intelligence Stratfor
Internet service providers Wayport, Inc., acquired by AT&T in 2008
Loans EZCorp
Manufacturing
Cerilliant Corporation Elgin-Butler Brick Company IKey Magpul Industries Motion Computing National Instruments SuperCircuits Tesla Valence Technology
Medical
Ben's Friends
Music Collings Guitars Emperor Jones Waterloo Records Western Vinyl
Non-governmental organizations (NGOs) Bat Conservation International Knowbility
Real estate American Campus Communities Econohomes Keller Williams Realty
Retail
Allens Boots Despair, Inc. Eyebuydirect Flying Eyes Optics Kendra Scott L.G. Balfour Company Living Direct Outdoor Voices Tecovas TicketCity Whole Foods Market, a division of Amazon
Security Knight security systems
Semiconductors Advanced Technology Development Facility Cirrus Logic NXP Semiconductors Silicon Laboratories
Shipping uShip
Software
Academic Superstore Asure Software Bazaarvoice BigCommerce Close (company) Convio Enthought Honestech Indeed.com Meta SaaS Oracle Corporation Pervasive Software-Acquired by Actian Planview Pristine Realtor.com SolarWinds Spiceworks Spredfast Third Wire Ticketbud Trilogy Vrbo Winternals X Corp. Xojo Zello
Space SpaceX
Telecommunications Janet TV LifeSize
Utilities
Lower Colorado River Authority
See also Silicon Hills
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