Where is Cube Apps located?

Cube Apps is headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus.

Who is the current CEO of Cube Apps?

Oleksandr Azhevskyi of Cube Apps.

Where does Cube Apps rank among its competitors?

Cube Apps ranks 116th amongst 1247 active competitors, of which 165 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Goldcast, which secured $32M in Aug, 2022.

Who are the top competitors of Cube Apps?

Cube Apps' top competitors include Mitel, Vonage and LumApps. Among them, Goldcast secured the most recent funding round in August, 2022.

Cube Apps - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Application offering secure communication solutions. Records phone calls and VoIP. Supports call recording for most versions of android devices. Cube Call Recorder supports phone calls, signal, skype 7, Skype Lite, viber, whatsApp and etc.

Website: cubeapps.io
Email ID: *****@cubeapps.io

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Founded Year

2016

Location

Limassol, Cyprus

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

116^th among 1247 active competitors

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Top competitors of Cube Apps include Mitel, Vonage and LumApps. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Cube Apps, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Mitel 1973, Ottawa (Canada), Acquired	Cloud based platform for unified communication management	$1.01M	August Capital, Francisco Partners & 3 others	75/100
2nd	Vonage 2001, Holmdel (United States), Acquired	Provider of contact center business communication solutions	$645M	New Enterprise Associates, 3i Group & 16 others	75/100
3rd	LumApps 2012, Tassin la Demi Lune (France), Acquired	Cloud based employee communication platform provider	$102M	Idinvest Partners, Goldman Sachs & 6 others	74/100
4th	Goldcast 2020, Cambridge (United States), Acquired	Cloud based platform offering virtual event management solutions	$42M	WestBridge Capital, Underscore VC & 17 others	71/100
5th	Pexip 2012, Lysaker (Norway), Public	Cloud-based platform for video conferencing	-	Tanarra, TD Veen & 2 others	70/100
6th	VBrick Systems 1998, Herndon (United States), Series F	Video over IP solutions for enterprises	$48.5M	Morgan Stanley, Graystone Ventures & 8 others	70/100
7th	Signal 2018, Mountain View (United States), Seed	Provider of a platform for secure messaging	$50M	-	70/100
8th	Intermedia 1995, Sunnyvale (United States), Acquired	Cloud-based unified communication management solution provider	$5.2M	Section Partners, Northleaf & 4 others	69/100
9th	Fuze 2006, Boston (United States), Acquired	Cloud-based unified communication software provider	$543M	Summit Partners, Wellington & 16 others	69/100
10th	GoTo.com 1997, Los Angeles (United States), Series A	Cloud-based enterprise collaboration platform for web conferencing	$6M	Integral Capital Partners, Francisco Partners ... & 5 others	68/100
116th	Cube Apps 2016, Limassol (Cyprus), Unfunded	Application offering secure communication solutions	-	-	44/100