ZoomInfo Technologies Inc.

GTMFront Office

ZoomInfo sells the data that powers business sales teams.

Key figures

Data as of Jun 2026 · Pills compare vs Mar 2026

ARR Multiple

0.9x

+0.2x

ARR

$1.2B

+0.1%

YoY Growth

1.2%

-0.3pp

Market Cap

$1.1B

+26.6%

Revenue (Q)

$310M

+0.1%

Gross Margin

82.7%

-0.8pp

Op. Margin

-200.4%

-216.8pp

Rule of 40

-199.2

-217.1

Magic Number

0.01

+0.36

Revenue, margins & ratios from SEC filings; market cap & ARR multiple from market data. Market cap & ARR multiple use the close of 2 Oct 2026; their pills compare vs the Jun 2026 quarter-end (0.7x).

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Current ARR Multiple: 0.7x

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Company overview

ZoomInfo sells the data that powers business sales teams. The company came together from DiscoverOrg and the original ZoomInfo, and it went public in 2020. It is based in Vancouver, Washington. Its stock trades under the ticker GTM, short for go to market.

The core product is a giant, detailed database of businesses and the people who work at them. Who is the head of IT at a mid-size manufacturer? What is her direct dial? What software does the company already use? ZoomInfo has answers for millions of contacts.

Salespeople live and die by this information. Suppose a startup sells payroll software to dentists. It can use ZoomInfo to build a list of every dental practice in Texas with more than ten staff, then reach the right person at each one. That saves months of guesswork.

The platform now goes beyond data. It scores which accounts are ready to buy, automates outreach, and adds AI copilots that draft emails and summarize accounts. The goal is to turn raw data into closed deals.

Revenue runs around $1.2 billion a year, and the business is highly profitable with strong cash flow. Growth cooled after a booming stretch. ZoomInfo is now working to prove that clean, accurate data stays valuable even as buyers grow more cautious.