Emerging Technology Companies Growing in Querétaro
Querétaro is becoming a national hub for technology startups in software, SaaS, AI, and automation, driving digital infrastructure growth.
Emerging Technology Companies Growing in Querétaro
Querétaro has gained national visibility for the installation of
and major digital infrastructure projects. Alongside these investments, another less visible industry is growing, comprised of companies developing software, Software as a Service (SaaS) platforms, artificial intelligence, and automation tools. The state benefits from a robust business ecosystem that facilitates this growth. Vórtice IT Clúster Querétaro brings together over 150 technology companies offering solutions for various economic activities:
- Manufacturing
- Services and Commerce
- Finance
- Aerospace Industry
- Automotive Sector
The organization acts as a liaison between companies, universities, and government to promote training, certifications, and commercial opportunities.
Technology Software Addresses Business Challenges
One of the young companies with ties to Querétaro is Valarix, an artificial intelligence platform focused on automating accounting and tax tasks. Its technology processes information related to:
- Digital tax receipts
- Bank reconciliations
- VAT and ISR calculation
- Informative Declaration of Third-Party Operations
- Compliance with the Tax Administration Service (SAT)
Tecnológico de Monterrey identifies accountant Christopher López as the founder of the startup, which was launched in 2024. According to information published by the company itself, its SaaS accelerates accounting processes that require reviewing large volumes of documents and databases. The SaaS model, an acronym for software as a service, allows users to access a platform via the internet without installing software on each device. For companies, it offers the ability to subscribe to specialized solutions and scale their usage as their operations grow.
develops another solution targeting the business market. This digital platform facilitates job posting, candidate profile evaluation, and talent selection. Its proposal leverages digital tools to reduce manual processes during recruitment, a service that is also being transformed by automation adoption.
Dapp Connects the Digital Payments Ecosystem
Dapp represents a case with a more established history. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Querétaro, the company develops infrastructure to connect various participants in the financial system:
- Merchants
- Banks
- Financial Platforms
- Digital Payment Methods
Its technology enables service integration through an Application Programming Interface (API). This tool allows different systems to exchange information and process operations without needing to develop a unique connection for each participant. The company raised $12.4 million in a Series A round announced in 2021. Although this investment was from an earlier stage, it demonstrates the capacity of a Querétaro-based technology firm to attract capital and project its operations into other markets.
Growing Demand for Technology Talent in Querétaro
The sector’s expansion is also reflected in labor demand. In February 2025, Miguel Ángel Carapia González, president of Vórtice IT Clúster Querétaro, estimated that there were approximately two thousand openings for engineers and IT professionals in the state. Among the most in-demand profiles were:
- Programmers
- Software Developers
- Artificial Intelligence Specialists
- IT Engineers and Professionals
The industry representative linked this demand to the establishment of research centers, university activities, and the growth of data infrastructure. This trend aligns with the national evolution of SaaS. An analysis by Endeavor México indicates that the number of Mexican SaaS startups founded in 2025 tripled compared to 2024.
that incorporated artificial intelligence raised five times more capital than those that did not, according to data compiled by specialized platforms.
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