Bandwidth management cites voice and messaging demand as drivers of Q3 2026 revenue growth

By Public Technologies
  • Bandwidth management commentary attributed third-quarter 2026 revenue growth of 22% to $234 million to stronger voice and messaging demand.
  • Cloud communications revenue rose 12% to $158 million, supported by enterprise customer expansion and increased usage.
  • Voice revenue increased 9% to $125 million, with enterprise voice growth reaching 15%.
  • Programmable messaging revenue grew 26% to $33 million, reflecting commercial messaging growth and political campaign activity.
  • Adjusted EBITDA climbed 43% to $35 million as revenue growth translated into stronger profitability, according to management.


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