1
Discord
San Francisco, California, United States
communication platform designed for gamers, but it has since expanded to other communities and users as well.
- Revenue
- $600M
- Customers
- 140M
- Year founded
- 2015
- Funding
- $987.2M
- Team size
- 3.5K
Top 3 Audio Conferencing Software Companies $100M+ Revenue (October 2026)
As of October 2026, Latka tracks 3 audio conferencing software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue. They have combined revenues of $887.5M and employ 3.8K people. They have raised $996.9M and serve 140M customers combined.
Every company below sells audio conferencing software to other businesses and is ranked by its most recent annual revenue. Revenue, funding, headcount and customer figures come from CEO interviews on the Latka podcast, public company filings, and Latka estimates where a company has not disclosed a number.
What Audio Conferencing Software Companies do
Audio conferencing software facilitates real-time voice communication between multiple users, enabling clear and effective discussions regardless of participants' locations. It is commonly used for business meetings, remote collaborations, training sessions, and large teleconferences, allowing teams to connect and communicate seamlessly through internet or phone lines. Typical features of audio conferencing software include high-quality audio transmission, easy dial-in access, participant management, and recording capabilities. Organizations such as IT departments, human resources, and remote teams often utilize this software to enhance communication efficiency and reduce travel costs, making it a vital tool for modern workplaces.
- Companies
- 3
- Revenue
- $887.5M
- Funding
- $996.9M
- Employees
- 3.8K
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Top Audio Conferencing Software Companies $100M+ Revenue
Showing 3 of 3 companies ranked by annual revenue.
2
NFON
Munich, Bayern, Germany
NFON AG is a pan-European cloud private branch exchange provider in Germany. It solutions offered by the company include Nconnect Voice, Ncontactcenter, Nhospitality, Neorecording and Nvoice for Skype for Business.
- Revenue
- $147.8M
- Customers
- 40K
- Year founded
- 2007
- Funding
- $9.7M
- Team size
- 340
3
Rapha
Oakland, California, United States
We are a unique ATS that combines ✨ AI + 🎙️ audio responses from applicants to help companies, big or small, get signal early in the recruiting process without the need to jump on a call to qualify the candidate. Resulting in redefining the "first-call" or consolidating steps without compromising your workflow. Netting companies days and weeks back from the recruiting process. All while, creating opportunities for applicants to sell themselves directly to the hiring team.
- Revenue
- $139.7M
- Team size
- 5
Frequently asked questions about Audio Conferencing Software Companies $100M+ Revenue
How many audio conferencing software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue are there?
Latka tracks 3 audio conferencing software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue. Together they generate $887.5M in annual revenue and employ 3.8K people.
Which audio conferencing software company with $100M+ in annual revenue is the largest?
Discord is the largest, with $600M in annual revenue, founded in 2015.
How much revenue does a typical audio conferencing software company with $100M+ in annual revenue make?
The average audio conferencing software company in this list makes $295.8M a year, across 3 companies with reported revenue. They serve 140M customers combined.
Who are the leading Audio Conferencing software vendors with $100M+ in annual revenue?
Ranked by annual revenue, the leaders are Discord, NFON and Rapha.
How much funding have audio conferencing software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue raised?
The 3 audio conferencing software companies with $100M+ in annual revenue tracked here have raised $996.9M in disclosed funding between them.
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Inclusion Criteria
- Must enable voice communication for three or more participants. - Should support both internet-based and traditional phone connections. - Must provide features like recording, muting, and participant management. - Should allow easy access through dial-in numbers or web links. - Not just offering one-to-one calling; must facilitate group interactions.