Last year, Bandwidth earned $20 million from political texting. Could it match its election-year driven 2024 growth? Check. Would it explain the dip in political texting revenue in a non-election year? Check. Could its voice business deliver profitable, sustainable growth? Big check. In one earnings call, Bandwidth answered my three big questions.
Bandwidth’s revenue hit $180M (+9%), EBITDA reached $22M (+17%), and AI-enhanced voice services gained solid traction. Maestro’s AI-driven orchestration is now directly fueling voice revenue growth, validating Bandwidth’s strategic bet on AI. Messaging grew a disciplined 7% by emphasizing profitability over growth. It even raised guidance for the rest of the year… READ MORE

