120 Zoom Statistics 2025: Revenue, Usage & Growth Data

Zoom has redefined the way the world connects, transcending the boundaries of traditional meetings.

Originally launched in 2012, it became a household name during the COVID-19 pandemic, offering a lifeline for businesses, schools, and individuals who suddenly need reliable video communication tools.

Fast forward to 2025, and Zoom is a juggernaut in the virtual meeting space, continuing to expand its reach with millions of daily users and billions of minutes of meetings.

In this article, we will get into the latest Zoom statistics, offering a clear picture of its user base, revenue growth, and emerging trends in 2025.

Zoom Statistics: Quick Overview

Before we go into the deep figures, the following is a quick overview of Zoom statistics.

Launched On	2012
Founder	Eric Yuan
Daily Zoom meeting users	350 million daily average users
Weekly active users	10 million
Annual meeting minutes	303 trillion meeting minutes every year.
Annual webinar minutes	45 billion webinar minutes
Total number of participants on Zoom	Up to 1000 participants at a time.
Paid business customers	467,100
Zoom Annual Revenue 2022	United States
Zoom monthly active users	12.92 million
Zoom employees 2021	4,422
Zoom annual Revenue 2022	$4 billion

Zoom Meeting Statistics: General Stats 

1. 350 million people participate in meetings on Zoom every day.
2. The market value of Zoom was $20.81 billion.
3. In 2022, Zoom was rated as the best web conferencing tool.
4. Over 7.4 million downloads of the Zoom app were recorded globally in the 2022 first quarter.
5. Between December 2019 and May 2020, the number of Zoom daily meeting attendees increased by 1,900%.
6. Zoom meetings typically last between 31 and 60 minutes.
7. In just 2020, 485 million people downloaded Zoom.
8. Only 9% of Zoom users hold meetings that last up to 30 minutes, while 10% hold meetings that continue longer than four hours making Zoom sessions appear relatively lengthy.
9. Over 3.3 trillion meeting minutes are now facilitated annually via Zoom.
10. On the Zoom platform, webinars have lasted over 45 billion minutes.
11. An estimated 3.3 trillion minutes of video conferences are recorded annually.
12. Zoom is used for business purposes by 89% of users.
13. Zoom generated $4.09 billion in revenue in 2022.
14. 12.92 million Zoom users utilize the platform every month, reports Apptopia CNBC.
15. According to research from Techjury.net, Zoom’s revenue is expected to hit around $4.370 billion and $4.380 billion.
16. Zoom holds a 38.21% market share for online conferencing software globally. 
17. Zoom is a program that 36.23% of respondents in the US claim they use for distant work. 2020 StaffingHub
18. Most people have nine or ten video meetings per day, according to CNBC 2021.
19. 35 to 49-year-olds make up 24% of Zoom app downloaders.
20. Group meetings on Zoom can take up to 40 minutes, and individual 1:1 sessions can run up to 30 hours.
21. As of Q2 of FY 2021, Zoom had 88 clients who contributed more than $1 million in yearly revenue.
22. The US accounts for half of all active Zoom users. Online Finance)
23. According to Zoom statistics, most users of the Zoom Cloud Meetings app are between the ages of 18 and 24.
24. 100,000 schools currently use Zoom meetings.

Zoom Meeting Statistics

Zoom formerly only focused on conducting high-quality video meetings.

However over time, they adjusted their platform to accommodate various communication styles.

Now, you can host live video webinars and make phone calls using Zoom.

Let’s review some vital Zoom meeting data.

Zoom Daily Meeting Participants

25. In December 2020, Zoom had 350 million daily meeting attendees throughout the epidemic.

Following are the Zoom daily meeting participants for 2019 to 2020 (mm)

(Source: Business Insider)

Date	Daily Meeting Participants (mm)
March 2019	10 million
March 2020	200 million
April 2020	300 million
December 2020	350 million

Annual Meeting Minutes

The cumulative runtime of all Zoom calls over a year is represented by “annual minutes.”

26. Every year, Zoom hosts 303 trillion minutes of meetings. From the 2.1 trillion meeting minutes recorded in the preceding quarter, that is an increase of 65%.
27. In the third quarter of 2020, Zoom’s annualized webinar minutes run rate hit 45 billion minutes.

Below is a table showing the boost in Zoom annual meeting minutes since Dec 2013:

(Source: Zoom)

Year	Annual Meeting Minutes
December 2013	200 million
June 2016	6 billion
February 2019	60 billion
Q2 Fiscal Year 2020	79 billion
Q3 Fiscal Year 2020	97 billion
Q4 Fiscal Year 2020	101 billion
Q1 Fiscal Year 2021	2.6 trillion
Q2 Fiscal Year 2021	2.0 trillion
Q3 Fiscal Year 2021	3.3 trillion

Annual Webinar Minutes

28. In the third quarter of 2021, Zoom hosted over 45 billion webinar minutes. With 42 billion in the preceding quarter, there has been a 7.14% increase.
29. In Q4 of 2020, 3 billion webinar minutes were logged. Over 1400% growth has been insane for webinars.
30. The consequences of the coronavirus pandemic were detected in the first quarter of April 2020, which saw a 14x rise in webinar minutes compared to the previous year.
31. Between the second quarters of 2019 and 2020, the number of webinar minutes grew by more than 20 times.
32. The run rate increased most dramatically towards the pandemic’s start, rising by 14 times in one quarter.

Following are the annualized Zoom minutes for 2020 and 2021.

(Source: Zoom)

Year	Number Of Minutes (In Billion)
Q2 2020	2 Billion
Q3 2020	3 Billion
Q4 2020	3 Billion
Q1 2021	42 Billion
Q2 2021	42 Billion
Q3 2021	45 Billion

Let’s now understand the number of Zoom meetings over time.

Year	Number Of Zoom Meetings Overtime
Dec 2013	0.2 Billion
June 2016	6 Billion
Feb 2019	60 Billion
Q2 2020	79 Billion
Q3 2020	97 Billion
Q4 2020	101 Billion
Q1 2021	2600 Billion
Q2 2021	2000 Billion
Q3 2021	3000 Billion

Zoom User Statistics

33. Zoom is used by 350 million people every day, as determined by the attendees of daily meetings, according to data from zippa.com.
34. Nearly 200 nations and territories throughout the world used Zoom in 2021.
35. Ages 35 to 29 make up 29% of Zoom users, according to Forbes.
36. 486 million people downloaded the Zoom mobile app in 2020 alone.
37. During the third quarter of 2021, the mobile app from Zoom was downloaded 50.12 million times in Asia-Pacific, 12.31 times in Europe, and 20.93 million times in North America.
38. Zoom’s sales increased by 370% from 2019 to the final three months of 2020.
39. Zoom offered free services to 125,000 students from 25 different countries during the 2020 pandemic.
40. Zoom is used by 63% of users to communicate with friends and family.
41. While 89% of people use Zoom to do their work.
42. The United States, China, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Australia are the top 5 countries that use Zoom the most.
43. By far, the largest Zoom user base is in the United States. The United States is the second-largest user of Zoom and has well over 200,000 more meeting attendees than China.
44. In a survey conducted by Zippa, 54% of the 2000 participants admitted to multitasking during Zoom sessions at work.
45. According to the study, 47% of participants prefer in-person meetings, while 67% report being distracted during virtual meetings.
46. According to statistics on Zoom meetings, many remote workers found the sessions too much. However, this 2,000-person study revealed that only 14% of respondents wished to rejoin the office.

Zoom Statistics: By Business Customers

47. As of January 2021, 467,100 paying Zoom business customers had more than ten employees.
48. Comparatively, Zoom had just 25,800 business clients two years prior.
49. Between January 2020 and January 2021, the number of Zoom business clients climbed by 5,603.3%.
50. Zoom had 50,800 business clients in January 2020.
51. A single employee’s free trial led to acquiring 55% of high-revenue Zoom clients.
52. By 2021, 1644 Zoom clients will have made more than $100,000 for the business.

Let’s look at Zoom’s annual business customers from 2019 to 2021.

(Source: Company data)

Year	Business Customers
2019	82,400
2020	470,100
2021	191,000

53. In 2020 alone, Zoom granted 285,200 paid licenses while their commercial clientele increased by 470.33%.
54. Zoom expanded by 217.44% from January 2018 to January 2020.
55. Each year, Zoom’s clients contribute more than $100,000 in revenue.
56. Currently, 1644 business clients spend more than $100,000 annually.

Zoom App Downloads

57. Over 485 million different Android and Google Play users downloaded the Zoom app in 2020 alone.
58. Zoom only noted 176 million downloads in 2019.
59. With active meeting attendees increasing by 2,900%, Zoom was one of the applications with the most significant growth in 2020 and 2021.
60. In one day in April 2020, 305 million people downloaded and installed the app. Zoom app downloads in a single day have never been higher.
61. More than 38 million people downloaded the Zoom app in January 2021. This applied to both Android and iOS.

• Google Play Store: 24 million downloads.
• Apple App Store: 14 million downloads.

Zoom Meeting Statistics: Age-wise

62. Among the Zoom.us audience, 50.80% are male and 49.20% are female.
63. Among the total users, the largest group is 25 to 34-year-olds on Desktop.

Let’s look at the age distribution of Zoom users.

Age	Percent of users
18-24	22.52%
25-34	32.79%
35-44	20.10%
45-54	12.14%
55-64	7.59%
65+	4.86%

Users of the Zoom app are typically quite young. The Zoom Cloud Meetings app for iPad and iPhone has a user base that is 55% younger than 35.

64. According to the most recent data from 2020, about 29% of Zoom users are between 35 and 49 years old.
65. The demographic of 25 to 34-year-olds uses it the second most, with a usage rate of 23%.

Following is an age facts of the Zoom app users on iOS:

Age Group	Share Of Users
18-24	27%
25-34	23%<
35-49	22%<
50-64	19%<
65+	10%<

Zoom Meeting Statistics: Region Wise

66. The United States, China, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Australia are the top 5 nations utilizing Zoom the most.
67. The United States has 200,000 more meeting attendees overall than China, making it the largest Zoom user by far (2nd highest Zoom user.)
68. 6% of Zoom’s users are located in the United Kingdom. 2021 (Enlyft)
69. Cuba. Iran, North Korea, Syria, and Ukraine are some cities where Zoom is prohibited.
70. Zoom fatigue has been a problem for 42% of US and UK remote workers since the pandemic started.

Following is the Zoom Traffic by Country:

(Source: SimilarWeb)

Country	Percent
U.S	35.94%
India	5.11%
Canada	4.8%
Japan	4.05%
Mexico	3.29%
UK	3.23%
Other	45.16%

Let’s check out the Zoom stats in various regions:

Following are the statistics on downloads of the Zoom app in various regions.

Year	EMEA	APAC	NALA
Q1 of 2022	28.644 million	40.35 million	47.19 million
Q4 of 2021	88.80 million	129.05 million	113.45 million
Q3 of 2021	25.62 million	77.05 million	59.95 million
Q2 of 2021	39.26 million	51.07 million	39.84 million
Q1 of 2021	33.73 million	39.33 million	38.38 million
Q4 of 2020	19.95 million	55.14 million	24.38 million
Q3 of 2020	12.30 million	50.15 million	20.93 million
Q2 of 2020	16.90 million	28.37 million	16.48 million
Q1 of 2020	17.92 million	36.45 million	19.03 million

Zoom Statistics In Europe

71. The peak number of daily active users for both Android and iOS in the UK was 1.7 million in 2020. 2020 (Airnow)
72. In Poland, Zoom’s downloads peaked in March 2020 at 1.3 million. This also happens to be the time that rigorous quarantine measures are being implemented worldwide. Applied Magic, 2021
73. Prior to the coronavirus epidemic in February 2020, Zoom had 11,706 Android users in Italy. By the end of March 2020, there were 136,497 users. 2020 (Airnow)
74. The number of French users who downloaded the app increased to 353,75k on Google Play and 244,51 on the Apple App Store. (2021) Airnow
75. Only in February 2020, there were 13,464 or so Italian iOS users of Zoom. After a month, the number rose to 40,127. 2020 (Airnow)
76. Romania saw 472,51 thousand visitors to Zoom.us in April 2020. 2020 (SEMrush)
77. Zoom is used by 30% of survey participants in Sweden. 2020 (Internetstiftelsen)
78. In April 2020, Zoom.us traffic in Poland reached 669,33,000. Trello, on the other hand, saw 1.2 million visitors. 2020 (SEMrush)
79. Zoom saw significant growth in Hungary. By the end of April 2020, there were 262,57 thousand outbound travelers. 2020 (SEMrush)

Zoom Statistics In America

80. Zoom is a program that 36.23% of respondents in the US claim they use for distant work. 2020 StaffingHub
81. Zoom was used for remote work by 67% of internet users in Argentina as of June 2020. The group call function of WhatsApp was favored by 51% of users. 2020 (Carrier y Asoc.)
82. At the height of the coronavirus outbreak, 41% of survey respondents in Mexico utilized Zoom for video or audio calls (May 2020). 2020 QPR Planning Quant
83. In Brazil, 32% of smartphone owners utilize Zoom for video calls.

Zoom Statistics In Asia-Pacific

84. India accounted for 27% of all Zoom downloads as of April 2021. Applied Magic, 2021
85. In March 2020, 1.87 million Android users were at the Zoom Cloud Meeting in South Korea. (Naver, 2020)
86. Zoom is used by 35% of Japanese businesses in Japan. 2020 (MM Research Institute)
87. Between October 2019 and April 2020, 2.3 million Russian users visited Zoom.us. 2020 (SEMrush)
88. As of May 2020, 82% of respondents from Indonesia used Zoom for remote work communications. 2020 (JakPat)

Zoom Revenue Statistics

89. Zoom generated $4 billion in annual revenue in 2022 compared to $2.65 billion in 2021.
90. Revenue at Zoom rose by 326% annually between 2020 and 2021.
91. Zoom’s Q4 quarterly revenue increased by 369% from the prior year to $8882.5 million in 2021.

Following is a detailed overview of Zoom’s quarterly revenue over time.

(Source: Zoom)

Year	Quarterly Revenue (Million)
Q1 2018	$60 million
Q2 2018	$75 million
Q3 2018	$90 million
Q4 2018	$106 million
Q1 2019	$122 million
Q2 2019	$146 million
Q3 2019	$167 million
Q4 2019	$188 million
Q1 2020	$328 million
Q2 2020	$664 million
Q3 2020	$777 million
Q4 2020	$883 million
Q1 2021	$965 million
Q2 2021	$1022 million
Q3 2021	$1050 million
Q4 2021	$1071 million
Q1 2022	$1074 million
Q2 2022	$1099 million
Q3 2022	$1102 million

92. Over the last two years, Zoom’s income has skyrocketed, rising by 319% in 2020 and 53% in 2021.
93. Zoom has been profitable over the past four years, and its net income has risen yearly. It generated a profit of almost $1 billion in 2021.

The detailed data on Zoom’s annual net income from 2018 to 2021 follows.

(Source: Business of Apps)

Year	Profit (In A Million)
2018	7
2019	21
2020	671
2021	1060

94. In 2028, it is predicted that the market for video conferencing will grow to $12.99 billion globally.

Zoom Website Statistics

95. According to SimilarWeb, zoom.us’s global ranking has decreased from 51 to 55 over the last three months. However, specific statistics on market share, revenue, and traffic are not provided
96. us02web.zoom.us had 329.2 million visits, a 4.89% increase compared to the previous month. 
97. The bounce rate for us02web.zoom.us was 37.74%.
98. On the other hand, Zoom traffic in the US decreased by 10.91%.
99. Zoom.com is ranked 35 in the Computer Hardware category and 43714 globally.

Here is complete data on Zoom traffic by source.

Source	Percent of Source
Direct	70.74%
Referral	6.97%
Organic Search	17.03%
Paid Search	0.05%
Social	2.69%
Mail	42.45%
Display	0.06%

Zoom Profit Statistics

Both in terms of usage and financial results, Zoom has grown significantly in recent years. 

We have provided you with some of the most critical data on Zoom Profit data in this part, along with a compilation of our best research.

100. In 2022, Zoom’s global net income was 1375,64 million.

Let’s go into the details that show Zoom’s net income globally.

Year	Net Income of Zoom
2022	1375.64 million
2021	672.32 million
2020	25.31 million
2019	7.58 million

Zoom Fatigue Statistics

Zoom fatigue is a new phenomenon that refers to exhaustion, burnout, and spending hours on video calls and virtual meetings staring at a screen for a long time. Here are some detailed statistics on Zoom fatigue:

101. According to a survey by Honest Paws, a pet wellness goods supplier, 80% of U.S. remote workers say they are experiencing some level of ‘Zoom fatigue.’ 

The survey polled 400 employees working from home during the coronavirus pandemic and found that 28% are feeling somewhat fatigued, 29% are moderately fatigued, and 23% are incredibly exhausted. 

Only a few respondents noted they’d experienced little (13%) to no fatigue at all (7%). Nearly a quarter (23%) said their ‘Zoom fatigue’ is higher than ever, and 29% said it’s increased since 2021.

102. A group of researchers, including Markus Fiedler at Blekinge Institute of Technology in Sweden, found that young, introverted women are affected by Zoom fatigue more than others. 
103. Otter.ai reports that 42% of respondents have experienced Zoom fatigue since they have had to work from home due to the pandemic. 

38% of those who have experienced it say it has gotten better compared to when they first felt it, while 20% say it’s gotten worse. The study also found that 14% of women are affected by Zoom fatigue, while 5.5% of men are affected.

104. Zoom users have nine to ten video meetings daily on Zoom, according to a report by Remoteworkjunkie. Additionally, users raised their volume by 15% while on Zoom meetings.
105.  Respondents who said they had suffered Zoom fatigue were provided with a list of negative impacts it brought into their lives. These are:

Reason	Percent of Respondents
Poor productivity	41%
Control work hours	32%
Inability to leave home due to work	27%
Lack of collaboration	24%
Inability to sleep properly	22%
Negative effect on family life	14%

Zoom Issue Statistics

Here are some detailed statistics on Zoom issues based on the provided information:

106. Bans and Restrictions: Several organizations and countries have banned or restricted the use of Zoom due to security concerns. Some notable examples include:

• The German Foreign Ministry has restricted the use of Zoom over security concerns.
• NASA has banned the use of Zoom due to security concerns.
• The Australian Defense Force has banned the use of Zoom for security reasons.
• Due to security concerns, the United States Senate has urged its members to choose platforms other than Zoom but has not issued an outright ban.
• Zoom is banned or restricted in countries such as Ukraine (Crimea Region), Syria, North Korea, Iran, and Cuba.

107. Number of Subdomains: There are approximately 130,000 subdomains connected to Zoom. This large number of subdomains is one of the reasons why some users may not trust Zoom.
108. Zoom Meeting Videos on YouTube: More than 15,000 Zoom meeting videos have been posted on YouTube. This indicates that some Zoom meeting recordings have been shared publicly on the platform.

COVID-19 and its Impact on Zoom

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted Zoom’s growth, market share, and revenue. Here are some detailed statistics on how the pandemic has boosted Zoom’s growth:

109. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom experienced a 383% increase in value. In 2021, Zoom’s valuation even exceeded $100 billion.
110. Zoom issued 385,200 licenses during the COVID-19 pandemic.
111. Zoom had 300 million meetings daily during the COVID-19 pandemic.
112. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Zoom app was downloaded 129 million times in Asia-Pacific.
113. 86% of companies used Zoom to interview candidates during the COVID-19 pandemic.
114.  The revenue of Zoom almost doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic, from $330.5 million to $622.7 million. For the twelve months that ended January 31, 2021, Zoom’s revenue amounted to $2.65 billion, up more than 300 percent from just $623 million the previous year.
115. In 25 countries, Zoom provided free services to 125,000 schools during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Future of Zoom

116. Zoom is forecasted to grow revenues from $4.1 billion in 2021 to $5.7 billion in 2023. This represents an annual growth rate of 18%.
117. Zoom had 467,100 customers with more than 10 employees at the end of 2021. This is expected to reach 623,500 by 2025, representing a growth rate of 15% annually.
118. Zoom currently holds over 50% of the video conferencing space market share. This is expected to decline slightly to around 40% as competition intensifies.
119. By the end of 2025, over 95% of large organizations are projected to use cloud-based video conferencing like Zoom. This presents a significant growth opportunity.
120. Countries like India, Japan, and Brazil offer new markets for growth, with global expansion forecasted to contribute over 30% of revenue.

Conclusion: Zoom Statistics (2025)

As Zoom continues to evolve, with millions of daily users and billions of meeting minutes annually, Zoom has firmly cemented its position as the leader in video communication.

The platform’s adaptability, including its foray into webinars, phone calls, and large-scale events, showcases its commitment to meeting the diverse needs of modern work and education.

As we move further into 2025, Zoom’s growth trajectory suggests it will remain an essential tool for businesses, educators, and individuals alike, shaping the future of virtual collaboration for years to come.

(Source: Statista)