IT Companies in Nebraska: What the Listings Show

Nebraska is home to 266 published IT service providers in the current national directory, a figure that places the state as one of many contributors to a nationwide total of 46,845 listed firms spanning all 50 states.

Of Nebraska's 266 providers, 155 carry a Google rating, and the median rating among those is 5.00. That rating pattern mirrors the national picture, where the median rating across 22,062 rated providers out of 46,845 nationwide is also 5.00. In other words, Nebraska's rated providers sit right in line with how rated IT service providers look across the country as a whole.

Size is another place where Nebraska tracks closely with national norms, though not identically. The median employee count among Nebraska providers is 7, slightly below the national median of 9 employees across all 46,845 listed firms. That modest gap suggests Nebraska's IT service provider base leans toward smaller shops relative to the national mix, though the difference is not large.

Geographically, Nebraska's listings concentrate in a short list of cities: Omaha, Lincoln, New York, Bellevue, and Papillion appear as the state's top cities by provider count. Omaha and Lincoln are Nebraska's two largest metro centers, so their presence at the top of the list follows the state's population distribution. The inclusion of New York in this Nebraska-focused list reflects how the directory attributes headquarters locations rather than service territories; a provider headquartered elsewhere can still be counted in a state's top-city breakdown depending on how its records are filed. Bellevue and Papillion, both part of the greater Omaha area, round out the list, reinforcing that the Omaha metro region accounts for a meaningful share of Nebraska's provider base.

Placed against the national context, Nebraska's 266 providers are a small fraction of the 46,845 total firms tracked across the country. The five states with the largest provider counts nationally are California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Virginia, none of which is Nebraska. This is expected given relative population and business density, and it does not diminish the fact that Nebraska maintains a functioning, measurable base of IT service providers with its own rating and size patterns.

The broader directory also tracks activity signals and pricing transparency at the national level. Across all 46,845 listed providers, 7,740 signals have been recorded in the past 30 days, and 1,633 providers publish pricing information. These figures are not broken out specifically for Nebraska in this dataset, but they describe the kind of ongoing activity and transparency that characterizes the national pool from which Nebraska's 266 providers are drawn.

Taken together, the numbers describe a Nebraska IT service provider landscape that is modest in size relative to the largest states, concentrated around the Omaha and Lincoln metro areas, and consistent with national patterns on rating quality even as it trends slightly smaller in median employee count. With 794 metros covered nationwide in the broader dataset, Nebraska's inclusion reflects the directory's effort to represent provider activity across the full range of US geography, not just the largest markets. For anyone examining the state's technology services sector through this lens, the核心 figures are straightforward: 266 published providers, a median rating of 5.00 among the 155 that are rated, and a median size of 7 employees, all set against a national backdrop of 46,845 providers across all 50 states.