Fathom
2261 Market Street #4156, San Francisco, CA, 94114, United States
Overview
Fathom is an AI meeting notetaker and transcription product that launched in 2020. It provides transcriptions, smart meeting summaries with chapters, automatic action items, draft follow-up emails, the "Ask Fathom" chatbot, and team-focused features. The company builds and fine-tunes its own models (variants of open models) with an internal team that treats model work differently from typical engineering. Fathom offers a generous free plan and paid plans that start at $19/month. Over the last two years the company says revenue increased 90x and usage increased 20x, and more than 8,500 companies use its HubSpot integration. Its roadmap emphasizes more integrations, AI agents that can perform tasks and interface with CRMs, and surfacing ambient intelligence to company leadership. Fathom builds an AI notetaker that automatically records and transcribes Zoom calls and generates post-call summaries. Users can highlight important moments during calls via Fathom’s Zoom or desktop app, then email summaries or import them into CRMs. The product was spun out of work begun at UserVoice by founder and CEO Richard White and the startup went through Y Combinator. Fathom is available for free today, with paid features planned over time while the core experience will remain free. While sales teams are an obvious early user base, the founder says the platform targets anyone who spends a significant amount of time on Zoom calls. Competitors cited in the article include Chorus, Gong, and Otter.
- Total raised
- $22M
- Funding rounds
- 2
- Latest round
- Series A
- Latest activity
- Sep 2024
Industries
- Meeting Software
- Software
- Video
- Web Apps
Recent funding
Series A
Sep 2024
$17M
Seed
Jan 2022
$5M