DNSFilter Named to 2024 Best Tech Startups in Washington, D.C. List

We are thrilled to announce that DNSFilter has been recognized by The Tech Tribune as one of the top tech startups in Washington, D.C.

TTT-2024-State-BadgeThis prestigious recognition highlights our company’s commitment to innovation, excellence, and growth. The selection process evaluated key factors, including:

  • Revenue potential
  • Strength of our leadership team
  • Brand and product traction
  • Our position in a competitive landscape

To qualify for this honor, startups must be independent, privately owned, no more than 10 years old, and have secured at least one round of funding. Being chosen for this list is a testament to the dedication of our team and the trust of our customers and investors.

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