Amsterdam is home to software companies of every size, from game studios and international developers’ offices to small firms building one product for one trade.
This guide picks out some of the best reviewed and sorts them by what they make, whether you are looking for a supplier, a development partner or a place to work.
Every name links to the company’s page in our directory, with the address and contact details.
Software for a specific trade
Guestplan
Guestplan on the Keizersgracht makes reservation software for restaurants, with online booking, Reserve with Google and gift cards.
It offers a free trial and is rated 4.9 from 167 Google reviews.
Trainin
Trainin on the Weteringschans builds member administration software and an app for personal trainers, studios and sports clubs.
It is rated 5 from 365 Google reviews.
Virtuagym
Virtuagym on the Prinsengracht makes management software for gyms, fitness studios and personal trainers, covering memberships, class booking, payments and coaching apps.
It is rated 4.2 from 416 Google reviews.
Realworks
Realworks has made CRM software for Dutch estate agents since 2004, covering the sales process from first contact to handover.
It is rated 4.2 from 91 Google reviews.
Other trade specialists include Roadsoft, with tachograph software for transport firms, and DataSnipper, which automates audit and finance work.
Platforms for larger businesses
Bynder
Bynder on the Overtoom makes a digital asset management platform that lets companies store, manage and share their images, videos and other brand content in one place.
It is rated 4.9 from 31 Google reviews.
Coolset
Coolset on the Egelantiersgracht makes software that helps companies with sustainability reporting and supply chain rules, such as CSRD and the EU deforestation regulation, and with measuring their carbon emissions.
It is rated 5 from 47 Google reviews.
In the same vein, Tellent, formerly Recruitee, makes recruitment and HR software, and Software Improvement Group analyses the quality of companies’ code.
Custom software and apps
DTT
DTT on the Sint Nicolaasstraat is a development agency that builds custom software, apps, websites and serious games, and helps organisations put AI to work.
It is rated 4.5 from 87 Google reviews.
Games
Guerrilla
Guerrilla, the Sony Interactive Entertainment studio on the Nieuwezijds Voorburgwal, makes the Horizon and Killzone games and develops the Decima engine.
It is rated 4.8 from 136 Google reviews.
Little Chicken Game Company on the Tolstraat develops and publishes its own games and works for publishers and other partners.
Consumer apps and international offices
Dyme makes a money app that gives an overview of income and spending and helps cut fixed costs, and Creative Fabrica runs a large online library of fonts, graphics and craft designs.
Several international software makers also have Amsterdam offices, among them JetBrains, known for its tools for software developers, and Databricks, which has an engineering office in Zuid.
Finding the right company
Our full list of software companies in Amsterdam has 161 listings with addresses and links to each company’s own site.
If you are looking for help with marketing rather than software, see the city’s advertising and marketing agencies, and for a desk to work from, its coworking spaces.
If you want to work at one of these companies rather than hire one, our daily updated list of jobs in Amsterdam collects new openings from employers’ own job boards.
