69 Best Videoconferencing Startups to Watch in 2024

LoopUp is a multinational cloud telephony provider founded in 2003 by Steve Flavell.

Total Raised: $15.50M

Last Funding: $15.50M (Series A)

Flock is a real-time messaging and collaboration app for team communication.

Total Raised: $37.89M

Last Funding: $37.89M (Series B)

Detail Technologies is a virtual camera that you can use in Zoom, Loom, Meet, Whereby, or your favorite streaming software.

Total Raised: $7.00M

Last Funding: $5.00M (Seed)

Vonage is a cloud communications provider and wholly owned subsidiary of Ericsson.

Dialpad is a San Francisco-headquartered business communications platform company.

Zoom is a computer software company providing remote conferencing services to businesses and organizations. Zoom is a San Jose, California-based company founded in 2011 by Eric S. Yuan.

RingCentral MVP is a cloud-based business communications solution that offers tools for messaging, video, and phone. Core features of the solution include conferencing, auto-recording, and unlimited long-distance and local calling.

Slack Technologies, also known as Slack, was a company operating a messaging platform that enables teams to communicate. It provides real-time messaging, archiving, and searching services. The Slack platform has been owned by Salesforce since 2021 when Salesforce acquired Slack Technologies.

mmhmm offers a virtual camera to make video chats, meetings & presentations more engaging.

Formerly ThinkingPhones, Fuze is a cloud-based communications and collaboration solution that connects organizations across devices.

Hopin is a virtual event management software platform for managing events and experiences.