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We're excited to announce that deepset has climbed from #84 last year to #43 this year in Sifted's 2025 B2B SaaS Rising 100, a list of Europe and Israel's fastest-growing B2B SaaS companies.
This recognition highlights our focus on helping enterprises, public sector, and defense organizations build secure, fully customized AI applications for their highest-value use cases.
Why deepset?
Our combination of technology, expertise, and hands-on support makes deepset the go-to partner for the most demanding organizations turning AI’s potential into production-ready solutions that deliver measurable ROI.
Today, our customers achieve results to:
- Launch AI products with 5× ROI (YPulse)
- Accelerate complex lending decisions by up to 50% (credX, OakNorth)
- Improve legal AI accuracy by 20% over generic tools (MANZ)
- Reduce misinformation risk in defense and the public sector (Airbus x The Bundeswehr, BMFTR)
- Transform subscriber experiences with AI search and summarization (ZEIT)
What’s Next
We remain committed to our goal of helping organizations move beyond AI experimentation to real-world impact through our enterprise AI platform, open-source Haystack framework, and specialized expertise in mission-critical environments.
About the Sifted B2B SaaS Rising 100
The Sifted B2B SaaS Rising 100 is sponsored by Sapphire Ventures and Lazard. It highlights private startups founded in 2017 or later that are valued between $100–999 million and based in Europe and Israel. Rankings combine data-driven scouting and editorial review, factoring in funding, market opportunity, differentiation, and momentum.
Thank you to our customers, community, and the deepset team for making this possible.
Explore the full Sifted Rising 100 list here.
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