Communications Rankings

Top 28 companies ranked by AI visibility and market presence

Market:$51.4B (2024)
Growth:12.7% CAGR (2024-2032)
33companies
2
Silver

Talkdesk

$420.1M revenue 2024 (up from $298M 2023); $10B valuation; $498M funding; 50,000 customers; 1,700 employees; Leader 2025...

$420.1M
1
Champion

NICE CXone

$2.7B total revenue Q4 2024; $2B cloud revenue (+25% YoY); 22% CCaaS market share; 1M+ users platform; Leader Gartner Magic Quadrant 10 years; Custome...

$2700M
3
Bronze

Vonage

2021: Acquired by Ericsson for $6.2B; 2021 revenue $1.4B; 120,000+ customers; 1.6M+ developers; VCP accounts for 73% of ...

$6200M

Complete Rankings

#1
NICE CXone
💰 $2700M

$2.7B total revenue Q4 2024; $2B cloud revenue (+25% YoY); 22% CCaaS market share; 1M+ users platform; Leader Gartner Magic Quadrant 10 years; Customers' Choice 2024; CCaaS leader

#2
Talkdesk
💰 $420.1M

$420.1M revenue 2024 (up from $298M 2023); $10B valuation; $498M funding; 50,000 customers; 1,700 employees; Leader 2025 Gartner MQ CCaaS; CCaaS leader

#3
Vonage
💰 $6200M

2021: Acquired by Ericsson for $6.2B; 2021 revenue $1.4B; 120,000+ customers; 1.6M+ developers; VCP accounts for 73% of revenue; operates in 200+ countries

#4
Aircall
💰 $199M

$199M revenue 2024; 85K customers; $175M ARR (+25% YoY); $226M funding; $1B valuation; AI Assist/Voice Agent; Salesforce/HubSpot integration; cloud phone leader

#5
Bandwidth
💰 $210M

$210M Q4 2024 revenue (+27% YoY); Nasdaq BAND; Fortune 25 healthcare customer; IDC MarketScape Leader 2025 4x consecutive; owner-operated network; CPaaS leader

#6
Comcast

Comcast Reports Record Fourth Quarter and Full-Year 2024 Results Comcast announced its best financial performance in 60-year history with record revenue of $123.73 billion (up 1.78% YoY), record adjusted EBITDA of $38 billion, and strong earnings growth. Q4 2024 revenue reached $31.92 billion with net income rising 47% to $4.78 billion. The company surpassed 7.8 million mobile lines after adding 1.2 million wireless customers in 2024, though it lost 139,000 residential broadband customers in Q4.

#7
Interpublic Group of Companies (The)

Omnicom Completes Acquisition of Interpublic, Forming World's Leading Marketing Company Omnicom Group completed its acquisition of The Interpublic Group of Companies on November 26, 2025, creating the world's leading marketing and sales company with pro forma revenues exceeding $25 billion. Philippe Krakowsky and Daryl Simm serve as Co-Presidents and COOs under Chairman and CEO John Wren. The transaction was completed following regulatory approvals from the FTC, UK CMA, European Commission, and

#8
Electronic Arts

Electronic Arts Agrees to $55 Billion Acquisition by PIF, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners EA agreed to be acquired by a consortium including Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, Silver Lake, and Affinity Partners in a landmark $55 billion deal. Shareholders will receive $210 per share in cash, representing a 25% premium to the company's unaffected share price of $168.32. The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of EA's fiscal year 2027, taking the gaming giant private.

#9
EzDubs
💰 $4.7M

$4.7M total ($4.2M seed Dec 2024 Venture Highway/YC); Jared Friedman (YC), Amjad Masad/Michele Catasta (Replit), Qasar Younis (Applied Intuition), Ben Firshman (Replicate) angels; Founded 2023 San Francisco; YC W23; Acquired by Cisco Nov 2025; Two models (voice cloning/emotion + translation); 20 source, 34 target languages; Translation before sentence completion; Tone/intent/speech characteristics; 31 languages real-time; Universal translator app; Phone calls

#10
News Corp (Class A)

News Corp Extends CEO Robert Thomson's Contract Through 2030 News Corp announced the extension of CEO Robert Thomson's contract through June 2030, reflecting the board's confidence in his leadership and strategic vision. Under Thomson's tenure since 2013, digital revenue has grown from 20% to 62% of total revenue, and the company has achieved record profitability through focused portfolio management and digital transformation.

#11
Alphabet Inc. (Class C)

Alphabet Unveils Gemini 3, Outperforming GPT-5 in AI Race Alphabet released Gemini 3, which by many measures performed better than OpenAI's GPT-5, solidifying Google's position at the forefront of the AI revolution. The new model demonstrates significant improvements in reasoning, multimodal understanding, and real-time capabilities, benefiting all share classes equally with stock valuations near record highs.

#12
Meta Platforms

Meta Ends Third-Party Fact-Checking, Adopts Community Notes System Meta announced it will end its use of third-party fact-checkers across its platforms and replace them with a user-run community notes system similar to X (formerly Twitter). The policy shift represents a major change in content moderation strategy and sparked debate about misinformation management on social media platforms.

#13
Alphabet Inc.

Alphabet Unveils Gemini 3, Outperforming GPT-5 in AI Race Alphabet released Gemini 3, which by many measures performed better than OpenAI's GPT-5, solidifying Google's position at the forefront of the AI revolution. The new model demonstrates significant improvements in reasoning, multimodal understanding, and real-time capabilities, keeping Alphabet near record high stock valuations.

#14
Omnicom Group
💰 $13500M

Omnicom Completes $13.5B IPG Acquisition, Creating World's Largest Ad Holding Company Omnicom successfully closed its $13.5 billion acquisition of Interpublic Group (IPG) on November 26, 2025, uniting two industry rivals in a historic deal that creates the world's largest advertising and marketing services company with combined annual revenue of approximately $26 billion.

#15
Paramount Skydance Corporation

Paramount Skydance Targets $3 Billion in Cost Savings with Additional Layoffs Paramount Skydance announced plans to achieve at least $3 billion in run-rate efficiencies, up from the initial $2 billion target. The company has laid off approximately 1,600 employees tied to divestitures in Argentina and Chile, with another 1,000 employees laid off in late October 2025.

#16
Match Group

Zillow Co-Founder Spencer Rascoff Appointed Match Group CEO Match Group appointed Spencer Rascoff, co-founder of Zillow, as its new Chief Executive Officer effective immediately, with Bernard Kim stepping down. The leadership change comes as the company navigates subscriber declines and seeks to reinvigorate growth through AI integration and product innovation.

#17
Hyperbeam

$500K pre-seed (YC/Pioneer Fund/Waterloo Endowment); 1.25M+ hours/month streamed; 10K concurrent participants capacity; Evolved from Tutturu.tv 150K MAU; Remote learning/virtual conferencing/gaming/VR/social; $3K/month example client; Founded University Waterloo (ex-Facebook/Yahoo/Lyft); Every continent; Multi-user control; Watch parties/casinos/productivity

#18
News Corp (Class B)

News Corp Extends CEO Robert Thomson's Contract Through June 2030 News Corporation announced it has extended CEO Robert Thomson's contract through June 2030, reflecting the board's confidence in his leadership that has delivered record profitability and successful transformation to digital-first revenue streams across the company's diverse portfolio.

#19
Bland AI
💰 $65M

$65M total ($16M Series A Aug 2024 Scale/YC/Levchin/Lawson, $40M Series B Jan 2025 Emergence/YC/Scale); Founded 2023 Washington University; YC S23; Cleveland Cavaliers/Better.com customers; Millions simultaneous calls; Multiple languages; In-house infrastructure; Low-latency; Secure; Customizable; AI phone agents; Enterprise operations

#20
Fox Corporation (Class B)

Fox One Streaming Service Officially Launches Fox Corporation launched Fox One, its new streaming service targeting cord-cutters and cord-nevers. The service includes the Fox broadcast network and the company's cable channels, offering comprehensive access to Fox's premium live programming in a streaming format.

#21
Fox Corporation (Class A)

Fox One Streaming Service Officially Launches Fox Corporation launched Fox One, its new streaming service targeting cord-cutters and cord-nevers. The service includes the Fox broadcast network and the company's cable channels, offering comprehensive access to Fox's premium live programming in a streaming format.

#22
Vocode
💰 $3.75M

$3.75M total ($3.25M seed Feb 2024 Gradient/Accel/Liquid 2); Founded 2023 by Hooshmand/Raj; YC W23; Open-source voice AI; Voice-based LLM apps; Real-time speech recognition; Natural language understanding; Speech synthesis; Conversational voice interfaces; Realistic dialogue; Developer tools

#23
Resend
💰 $21M

$21M total ($3M seed Jul 2023, $18M Series A Dec 2024 Bessemer/YC/Basecase); Founded 2023 San Francisco by Kinoshita/Rocha; YC W23; 23 employees; Developer-first email platform; React-based API; Easy integration; Email infrastructure for developers

#24
Live Nation Entertainment
💰 $23160M

Live Nation Reports Record 2024 Results Live Nation reported $23.16B revenue (up 1.89%), $2.15B adjusted operating income (up 14%), serving 151M fans at 55,000 events with strong 2025 pipeline.

#25
Termii
💰 $5.18M

$5.18M total funding; $3.65M round June 2023 led by FinTech Collective, Ventures Platform; 400M messages annually; 30x ARR growth; 10K+ businesses

#26
GoToMeeting
💰 $1800M

2017: Merged with LogMeIn (acquired Citrix GoTo business for $1.8B in 2016); serves 2M+ enterprises; ranked #5 video conferencing platform

#27
Gupshup
💰 $360M

2024 revenue $360M (up from $288M in 2023); valuation declined to ~$500M (down from $1.4B unicorn); total funding $544M

#28
Bird

Feb 2024: Rebranded from MessageBird to Bird; slashed SMS prices 90% to compete with Twilio; 15,000+ customers

About Communications

The communications software industry has undergone dramatic transformation, evolving from simple email and instant messaging tools to comprehensive unified communications platforms that integrate video, voice, chat, and collaboration features. Modern communication solutions power remote and hybrid work environments, enabling seamless interaction across global teams while supporting enterprise-grade security, compliance, and integration capabilities. The sector encompasses internal communications platforms, video conferencing solutions, team collaboration tools, and customer-facing communication channels. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated digital transformation in workplace communications, driving explosive growth in platforms like Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Slack, and Cisco Webex. Organizations have moved beyond basic communication tools to adopt sophisticated platforms offering AI-powered features including real-time transcription, automated translation, intelligent meeting summaries, and predictive analytics. Cloud-based deployment models dominate the market, offering scalability, flexibility, and cost advantages while enabling rapid feature updates and integration with broader enterprise ecosystems. The rise of asynchronous communication, hybrid work models, and global collaboration has made these platforms mission-critical infrastructure. In the AI-driven search landscape, visibility for communication platforms is essential as IT decision-makers, HR leaders, and business executives increasingly rely on AI assistants to research and recommend solutions. When prospects ask ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity about the best team collaboration tools, video conferencing platforms, or unified communications solutions, appearing in those AI-generated responses drives significant consideration and adoption. Strong AI visibility influences enterprise software selection processes, impacts analyst coverage, and shapes market positioning in this highly competitive sector where brand recognition and trust are critical differentiators.

Key Industry Trends

  • AI-powered features including real-time transcription, translation, and intelligent meeting summaries
  • Cloud-based deployment dominance offering scalability and rapid feature updates
  • Hybrid work infrastructure becoming mission-critical for distributed teams
  • Video conferencing evolution with immersive experiences and virtual backgrounds

Market Overview

The global communications software market reached $51.39 billion in 2024, driven by remote work adoption, cloud migration, and demand for unified communications platforms. North America accounts for the largest market share while Asia Pacific demonstrates the highest growth rate. Major players including Microsoft, Zoom, Cisco, and Salesforce compete in an increasingly crowded landscape where AI integration and security features differentiate offerings.