Alarm.com

Alarm.com was founded in 2000 inside MicroStrategy's research and development unit and is headquartered in Tysons, Virginia. A 2009 management buyout led by ABS Capital Partners made it independent, and it listed on Nasdaq in June 2015. Its cloud platform connects alarm panels, cameras, video doorbells, locks, thermostats and other devices, and relays alarm signals to about 1,000 third-party monitoring stations. Alarm.com sells through service provider partners, who install and support the systems and pay it monthly fees that make up its SaaS and license revenue. It also sells hardware, including cameras, video recorders, gateway modules and smart thermostats. In 2025, it reported $1.011 billion in revenue, including $689.4 million of SaaS and license revenue, and $132.6 million of net income attributable to common stockholders. For 2026, it guides SaaS and license revenue to $754.0 million to $754.4 million and total revenue to $1.079 billion to $1.089 billion. Its EnergyHub subsidiary, acquired in 2013, sells grid-management software to utilities, and its OpenEye unit serves enterprise video customers.