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New tech companies in Austin, TX, October 2026

Updated October 31, 2026 · 44 first seen Jul 3 – Oct 1

44 new tech companies were first seen in Austin, TX between July 3 and October 1, 2026. 12 of them appeared in the last 7 days of that window, and 36 are startups.

Seven of this month's tech companies

CompanyWhat it doesWhere
Ahoyseeahoy.comAI-native CRM for sales teams that automates pipeline management and follow-ups.Austin, TX
Loman AIgetlomananswers.comAI phone answering system that handles calls and reservations for restaurants.Austin, TX
Carltinecarltine.comMatches high school football athletes with college programs using performance benchmarks.Austin, TX
1leado1leado.comAn AI-powered lead acquisition engine helping businesses find and capture potential customers.Austin, TX
Connectionsinviteconnections.comA free platform for small businesses and event organizers to manage contacts, bookings, and events.Austin, TX
ElectricPDFelectricpdf.comFree browser-based PDF tools for organizing and securing files, sold to everyday users.Austin, TX
Sentient Windssentientwinds.comBuilds SaaS logistics tools for route optimization and fleet management.Austin, TX

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Who they sell to

Small businesses15
Consumers12
Large companies9
Developers4
Other2
Online sellers1
Trades and contractors1

Their audiences include small businesses (15), consumers (12), large companies (9) and developers (4).

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How we count: a business is listed when its website was first seen 30 to 120 days ago, it is in the US, and it shows a real business. We leave out personal sites and sensitive categories such as health care. We show the name, the website, the city and a description we write. We never show emails, phone numbers or people's names on this page. Full method.

Source: FreshLeads.cc analysis of 44 new US websites, October 2026. You may reuse the counts with credit (CC BY 4.0).

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