IT Companies in Wyoming: What the Listings Show

Wyoming has 262 published IT service providers in the current directory data, part of a national total of 46,845 providers spread across all 50 states. That places Wyoming among the smaller state counts in the dataset, which is consistent with its population size relative to states that dominate the top of the list, such as CA, TX, FL, NY, and VA.

Within Wyoming, the top cities for IT service providers are Sheridan, Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and Jackson. Cheyenne, as the state capital, and Casper, one of the state's larger population centers, are unsurprising entries. Sheridan leading the list points to a concentration of providers in the northern part of the state, while Jackson's presence reflects its distinct economic profile compared to most of Wyoming's smaller communities. Laramie rounds out the group, tied to its own regional business base.

On provider quality signals, 65 of Wyoming's 262 listed providers carry a Google rating, out of 22,062 rated providers nationwide. The median rating among Wyoming providers that do have a rating is 4.90, compared to a national median of 5.00. That is a narrow gap and suggests Wyoming providers that have accumulated reviews are rated in a similar range to providers elsewhere in the country, even though the state has far fewer total ratings to draw from relative to its provider count.

Size, as measured by employee count, shows Wyoming providers running slightly larger than the national figure. The median employee count for Wyoming providers is 9.5, versus a national median of 9.0. This is a small difference, but it indicates that the typical Wyoming-based provider in the directory is not meaningfully smaller in headcount than the typical provider nationwide, despite the state having a much smaller overall firm count. In a market with only 262 listed providers, a handful of larger firms can shift the median relative to a dataset with tens of thousands of entries.

Context from the national picture helps frame Wyoming's numbers. The directory spans 794 metros across the country, and Wyoming's own city list of five named locations is a small slice of that. With 262 providers across the entire state, Wyoming's IT services market is concentrated enough that a short list of cities accounts for the visible activity, rather than a long tail of metro areas each with their own cluster of firms. This is typical for lower-population states, where provider counts cluster around the state's few larger towns and cities rather than spreading evenly.

The rating coverage gap is worth noting without overinterpreting it. Only 65 of Wyoming's 262 providers show a Google rating, meaning the majority of listed firms in the state do not yet have a public rating on record in this dataset. Nationally, 22,062 of 46,845 providers carry a rating, a coverage rate that is higher than what Wyoming shows on its own. This likely reflects the smaller review volume generally seen in lower-population states rather than any difference in service quality.

Taken together, the Wyoming data shows a modest but measurable IT services sector: 262 providers, concentrated in a short list of cities led by Sheridan, Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and Jackson, with a median employee count of 9.5 that runs slightly above the national median of 9.0, and a median rating of 4.90 among the 65 providers with a recorded Google rating, close to the national median of 5.00.