monday.com

About monday.com

monday.com Ltd. is an Israeli public software company founded in 2012 by Roy Mann and Eran Zinman. The company is headquartered in Tel Aviv and trades on Nasdaq under the ticker MNDY. It began by building a flexible system for teams to coordinate work and has expanded into a multi-product software business serving work management, customer relationship management, software development, service operations and AI-assisted execution. The company has grown from a small Tel Aviv startup into a global software vendor. Its 2025 annual report states that monday.com had more than 250,000 paying customers at December 31, 2025 and 3,155 employees worldwide. By June 30, 2026, its investor-relations site reported about 250,000 customers, 4,834 customers generating more than $50,000 in annual recurring revenue, and 3,169 employees. monday.com operates offices across the Americas, Europe and Asia-Pacific in addition to its Tel Aviv headquarters. monday.com's business is primarily subscription based. Revenue was $1.232 billion in 2025, up 27 percent from 2024, according to the company's audited annual report. Growth has increasingly come from larger customers, multi-product adoption and AI usage. In the second quarter of 2026, monday.com reported that annual recurring revenue from AI products doubled from the previous quarter and represented 17 percent of net-new ARR. That change is important for buyers because monday.com is evolving from a seat-based work-management vendor toward a broader platform that combines people, workflows and AI agents. The company's current strategy centers on what it calls the AI Work Platform. Instead of treating AI as a feature added to one application, monday.com is building a common AI layer across its portfolio. The company says its products for work management, CRM, software development and service operations run on the same underlying platform and AI capabilities. It has also introduced native agents and consumption-based AI pricing, which means enterprise buyers need to evaluate both normal user licensing and growing AI usage costs. monday.com is led by co-founders and co-CEOs Roy Mann and Eran Zinman. The company has remained founder-led while expanding its executive team and enterprise go-to-market organization. Its current corporate direction includes moving further upmarket, encouraging customers to adopt several products, expanding internationally and investing heavily in AI-native capabilities. For buyers evaluating monday.com as a strategic vendor, company-level considerations include vendor scale, global support, long-term product direction, security and privacy controls, data residency, AI governance and the economics of standardizing several departments on one platform. The company's growing product breadth can reduce the number of separate systems an organization needs, but it can also increase dependency on monday.com's shared data model, billing structure and automation layer. monday.com maintains partner, integration and developer ecosystems around its platform. Its annual report describes partnerships with major technology companies including Amazon Web Services and independent software vendors, while its product ecosystem supports third-party integrations and custom applications. Buyers should review which integrations are native, which are marketplace or partner maintained, and whether critical workflows depend on third-party components. The company's Tel Aviv headquarters are at 6 Yitzhak Sadeh Street, Tel Aviv 6777506, Israel, according to its 2025 Form 20-F. monday.com also identifies New York as its North American headquarters and maintains offices in several other global markets. BrandLigo keeps detailed product capabilities, individual plan pricing and product comparisons on the corresponding brand and product pages so this company profile remains focused on monday.com as a corporate entity.

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