Ooma, Inc

Ooma Inc. provides cloud-based communications services and related devices for business and residential users. Its platform combines subscription calling services, on-premise endpoints, desktop and mobile apps, and cloud calling infrastructure, with primary operations in the United States and Canada.

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— Ooma, Inc
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Business communications subscriptions70% Cloud-based voice, collaboration, and phone system services sold to businesses on recurring plans.
Residential communications subscriptions20% Home phone service and related recurring consumer communications offerings.
Devices and endpoint hardware10% On-premise devices, endpoint devices, and shipping-related product revenue.

Ooma sells to small, medium, and larger businesses that want cloud-based voice and collaboration tools, as well as to...

  • Small and medium-sized businessesprimary

    Buy Ooma Office and related subscriptions for affordable cloud calling, mobility, and business phone features.

  • Residential consumerssecondary

    Buy Ooma Residential services and devices for home phone service with mobile integration and voice quality.

  • Large and distributed enterprisessecondary

    Buy Ooma Enterprise, AirDial, and platform services for mission-critical communications and analog replacement.

  • Channel partners and resellerssecondary

    Buy or distribute Ooma services and devices through retail, VAR, TSD, master agent, and partner channels.

Ooma primarily serves the United States and Canada, with limited offerings in certain other countries...

  • Primary markets are the United States and Canada
  • Limited offerings are available in certain other countries
  • Headquartered in Sunnyvale, California
  • Direct sales force operates in the U.S. and Canada
  • Retail and partner channels broaden North American reach

Ooma is focused on expanding its business communications base, adding higher-value services, and increasing revenue per...

01
Expand business communications adoptionshort-term

Business subscriptions are the main growth engine and support recurring revenue.

02
Increase attach of additional servicesmedium-term

More features and services raise customer lifetime value and retention.

03
Scale AirDial and analog replacementmedium-term

AirDial addresses legacy phone-line replacement demand in businesses.

04
Broaden distribution and geographymedium-term

Retail, reseller, and partner channels expand reach without relying only on direct sales.

Ooma depends on cost-effective user acquisition and retention in a competitive communications market where customers...

high

Customer churn and subscription cancellation

Most service plans can be terminated without penalty, so retention is critical to recurring revenue.

Scope
Business and residential subscriptions
Materiality
high
high

Cost-effective user acquisition

Growth depends on attracting new users efficiently in a competitive market.

Scope
Sales and marketing efficiency
Materiality
high
high

Cybersecurity and data compromise

The platform handles customer communications data and depends on always-on cloud systems.

Scope
CPNI, user credentials, service continuity
Materiality
high
medium

Regulatory and compliance risk

Telecommunications, marketing, and privacy rules can restrict operations and create penalties.

Scope
Communications services and customer outreach
Materiality
medium
medium

Hardware supply chain and tariff exposure

Product revenue depends on manufactured devices and imported components.

Scope
On-premise devices and endpoint hardware
Materiality
medium
Revenue recognition timing
Can shift revenue between quarters based on service starts and hardware shipments
Acquired intangible assets
Affects operating income through amortization and possible write-downs
Lease accounting
Affects leverage, operating expense presentation, and cash flow classification
Litigation and restructuring accruals
Can create non-recurring charges and reduce comparability

: 29.4.2026