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Computer Vision Startups in India 2026
1,486 companies on the Startup India register chose Computer Vision as their category, 0.3% of all 4,53,192 startups in the August 2026 snapshot. The government's own census counts 1,505.
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What the register says about Computer Vision
The numbers the report opens with, counted from the August 2026 snapshot. The same figures are on Computer Vision startups in India, and they will not differ.
| Startups on the register | 1,486 |
|---|---|
| Share of every registration | 0.3% |
| With a description to read | 471 (31.7%) |
| The government's own census | 1,505 |
| Districts with 50+ of them | 6, holding 534 (35.9%) |
| Largest district | Bengaluru, 149 |
| Most concentrated district | Bengaluru, 0.4% of its register |
The government's count beside ours
| Our count | 1,486 |
|---|---|
| Computer Vision, the government's industry facet | 1,505 |
| Difference | -19 (-1.3%) |
A gap is expected and is not an error in either number: ours counts resolved companies after merging duplicate profiles, the government's counts profiles.
What stands out
1,486 companies chose Computer Vision, 0.3% of the register. Bengaluru holds the most with 149. 6 districts carry 50 or more, which between them is 534 of the 1,486; the rest are spread across districts too small for a page, and the report counts every one.
The government's own facet for Computer Vision counts 1,505 over its whole population, against our 1,486. Neither number is the other's error: the two are counted over different populations and the report prints the gap. Industry is chosen by the company from the government's list when it registers, self-selected and never audited, and a company may pick more than one.
Registration is not an operating signal. A large share of registered startups are dormant, and we have no way to tell you which. How we counted.
Composed from the August 2026 counts. Edition 1 replaces this with the report's own written summary.
Inside the report
14 chapters across 46 A4 pages. Each names its fields, its chart or table, and the caveat it carries. Chapter 1 is on this page; the rest open with a purchase, or in the free Lucknow report.
- 01 What the register says about Computer Vision pp. 4-6 Free, above
- 02 How the register grew pp. 7-10
- 03 Sectors within Computer Vision pp. 11-13
- 04 Stage pp. 14-15
- 05 Legal form and capital pp. 16-18
- 06 Funding evidence and public money pp. 19-20
- 07 Where Computer Vision startups are registered pp. 21-25
- 08 The best-evidenced startups pp. 26-29
- 09 Tax exemption applications pp. 30-31
- 10 Computer Vision against adjacent industries pp. 32-33
- 11 The government's count beside ours pp. 34-35
- 12 Organisations focused on Computer Vision pp. 36-38
- 13 Methodology and limitations pp. 39-41
- 14 Appendix pp. 42-45
What the pages look like
Pages from the 46-page Computer Vision PDF: the cover, the first data table and the first chart. Every chapter is set the same way, A4, with the caveat it needs at the foot of the page.
Who it is for
- Sales and lead-gen teams
- A filterable list with website and CIN. Registration is not activity and we say so; every row carries what the register holds, you can filter to companies with all six evidence marks, and the first 25 rows of any filter are free.
- Ecosystem professionals
- A citable, designed report for a deck or a tender: eight things the site does not have, from the monthly curve since 2016 to the tax-exemption applications, with Lucknow open in full so you can judge the series before buying into it.
- Investors and researchers
- Companies by industry, district, stage and evidence, in four honest classes and never one "funded" boolean, plus the exemption applications nobody else publishes. We hold no amounts and we never fake them.
Pricing
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|---|---|---|---|
| Report | ₹249 one-time | One report as a PDF and as chapters in the portal, and every refreshed edition of it for 12 months. Explore stays at the free-account level. | Get the Computer Vision report |
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| Pro | ₹2,249 per year | Everything in Library, plus every row in Explore, CSV and XLSX export (5,000 rows a file, 50,000 rows and 20 distinct scopes per rolling 30 days), saved searches with monthly alerts, backer portfolio export. One seat. | Get Pro |
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Five questions
- What is in the Computer Vision report?
- 14 chapters over 46 pages: What the register says about Computer Vision, How the register grew, Sectors within Computer Vision, Stage, and 10 more, ending in the methodology and an appendix. It comes as a PDF and as chapters inside the research portal, and one purchase covers every refreshed edition of this report for 12 months.
- Is it just the Indian Startup Map website printed to PDF?
- No. Eight things the site does not have: the monthly registration curve since 2016, capital bands, every pincode ranked, the peer table, the government's count beside ours, the 60 best-evidenced in one table, the Seed Fund ledger, and the tax-exemption applications. The free chapter on this page is the one part that overlaps with Computer Vision startups in India, and the whole Lucknow report is open so you can see the other 13 chapters before paying for any.
- How fresh is the Computer Vision report?
- It is built from the August 2026 snapshot of the register, edition 1. The register is swept monthly and each sweep produces a new edition; a Report buyer receives every edition of this report for 12 months. Nothing in it claims growth across snapshots until two exist to compare.
- Can I get the list of Computer Vision startups instead?
- The report is chapters, not rows. The rows are in Explore on the research portal: the count for any filter is free, the first 25 rows with website and CIN on a free account, 200 per search on Library, and every row with a CSV or XLSX export on Pro, 5,000 rows a file and never the address line.
- What does "registered" mean here?
- Registration is not an operating signal. A large share of registered startups are dormant, and we have no way to tell you which. A startup on this register filled in a Startup India profile. DPIIT recognition, where it shows, is a status the portal displays and not a check we ran. Registration is not incorporation, and it is not activity.
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