Zoom user stats: How many people use Zoom?

Zoom Meetings, launched in 2013, quickly became a key player in digital communication, amassing 200 million meeting minutes in its first year. Its usage soared during the COVID-19 pandemic, reaching 300 million daily meeting participants in April 2020.

However, by September 2025, Zoom’s market capitalization had declined from its October 2020 peak of $159 billion to $25.04 billion, amidst fierce competition from platforms like Google Meet and Microsoft Teams.

Still a significant force in the virtual communication field, this article explores Zoom’s 2026 user statistics, highlighting its resilience and current standing in a highly competitive market.

Zoom stats: Top picks

• Zoom has 192,400 enterprise customers.
• Zoom generated $1.23 billion of revenue in the quarter ending in October 2025.
• Zoom has 4,363 customers that contribute more than $100K each in annual recurring revenue.
• Zoom’s Phone segment reached 10 million paid user seats.

Zoom revenue

According to the company earnings release, Zoom brought in $1.23 billion in the quarter ending October 2025.

Since the pandemic and remote work adoption, Zoom revenue has grown significantly but has remained relatively stable over the past 5 years.

Here’s a table with Zoom’s quarterly revenue growth since April 2017:

Sources: Zoom, Macrotrends

Zoom enterprise customers

Zoom discloses the number of enterprise customers as a key business metric in its SEC filings.

Zoom defines enterprise customers as “distinct business units who have been engaged by either our direct sales team, resellers, or strategic partners”.

Zoom had 192,400 enterprise customers as of October 2025. Zoom revenue from enterprise customers accounted for 60% of total company revenue in the latest quarter (Q3 FY 2026).

Here’s a table with the number of enterprise customers over time since January 2020:

Source: Zoom

Zoom customers contributing more than $100K

Zoom had 4,363 business customers contributing more than $100,000 each per year as of October 2025.

The number of $100K+ business customers is up 9% year-over-year.

As of October 2025, 32% of Zoom’s quarterly revenue comes from organizations that contribute more than $100,000 each.

We’ve prepared a table charting the growth of the Zoom client base since contributing more than $100K+ since January 2018:

Source: Zoom

Zoom phone users

Zoom Phone launched in January 2019 as a cloud phone system available as an extension to Zoom’s platform.

Zoom has over 10 million Zoom Phone paying user seats. That’s an increase from nearly 7 million seats sold as of July 2022.

Source: Zoom

Number of apps and integrations on the Zoom app marketplace

The Zoom App Marketplace was launched in October 2018. The app distribution platform is populated with native and third-party integrations designed to enhance the Zoom video conferencing experience.

Zoom has over 3,129 apps and integrations available for download on the Zoom App Marketplace (as of January 2026).

Source: Zoom

Zoom app downloads

Based on data from AppMagic, the Zoom mobile app was downloaded 34.92 million times worldwide in Q3 2024 alone across the App Store & Google Play combined.

Zoom hit an all-time high of quarterly downloads during Q2 2020 (following remote work adoption caused by the pandemic), when the app was downloaded 331.32 million times.

Here’s a table with Zoom quarterly app downloads since Q3 2019:

Source: Statista

How many people work at Zoom?

Worldwide, 7,412 full-time employees work at Zoom. Zoom’s employee count has decreased by 12.64% since 2023.

Here’s a table showing the Zoom employee count since 2019:

The median compensation package for software engineers at Zoom totals $224,000. Zoom employees working in the US on an H1-B visa receive a median base salary of $136,600.

Sources: Macrotrends, Levels.fyi, H1B Salary Database

Conclusion

That’s it for our list of Zoom user statistics.

We hope you’ve learned something new from this stats roundup.