Chorus.ai
2021
$575M
Why
Added conversation intelligence for recording and analyzing sales calls.
Impact
Extended ZoomInfo beyond contact data into sales call analysis.
Outcome
Sold today as Chorus within the ZoomInfo platform.
ZoomInfo
Acquisitions
4
Major Deals Covered
$1.1B
Disclosed Deal Value
ZoomInfo's largest disclosed acquisition here is Chorus.ai for $575M in 2021. This page covers 4 major deals from 2018 to 2021, each with its price where disclosed and the reason behind it.
| Company | Year | Price | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chorus.ai | 2021 | $575.0M | Added conversation intelligence for recording and analyzing sales calls. |
| Zoom Information, Inc. | 2019 | $500.0M | DiscoverOrg acquired its rival to combine their data sets and customer bases. The price was not disclosed. |
| RingLead | 2021 | Undisclosed | Added data orchestration, deduplication and lead routing. The price was not disclosed. |
| Datanyze | 2018 | Undisclosed | ZoomInfo acquired Datanyze in 2018. |
2021
$575M
Added conversation intelligence for recording and analyzing sales calls.
Extended ZoomInfo beyond contact data into sales call analysis.
Sold today as Chorus within the ZoomInfo platform.
2021
Added data orchestration, deduplication and lead routing. The price was not disclosed.
Strengthened ZoomInfo's CRM data management tools.
Folded into the operations and data-as-a-service offering.
2019
$500M
DiscoverOrg acquired its rival to combine their data sets and customer bases. The price was not disclosed.
The combined company took the ZoomInfo name.
Became the basis for the 2020 Nasdaq IPO.
2018
ZoomInfo acquired Datanyze in 2018.
Management is focused on enterprise accounts, data-as-a-service delivery, Copilot and GTM.AI. It is also returning cash to shareholders through buybacks and has been repurchasing senior notes at a discount.
ZoomInfo sells subscriptions, mostly annual or multi-year contracts priced by seats, data credits and product modules. Customers use the platform to find companies and contacts, enrich CRM records, track buyer intent and record sales calls (Chorus). Management splits the base into upmarket customers and down-market small businesses. As of June 30, 2026, 76% of annual contract value (ACV) came from upmarket customers and 1,891 customers paid $100,000 or more in ACV. Net revenue retention was 89% in Q2 2026. The data-as-a-service business, which delivers ZoomInfo data straight into customers' warehouses and systems, grew more than 20% in 2025 and made up nearly a fifth of ACV.
In February 2019, DiscoverOrg acquired rival Zoom Information Inc. for over $500 million in cash, adopting the ZoomInfo name and combining human-verified data with web-scale algorithmic crawling.
ZoomInfo acquired Chorus.ai to enter conversation intelligence, analyzing video sales calls to extract buyer sentiment, customer objections, and deal pipeline risks.
ZoomInfo acquired RingLead to provide enterprise customers with automated CRM data cleansing, deduplication, lead-to-account matching, and real-time database enrichment.
In June 2021, ZoomInfo acquired Insent to launch ZoomInfo Chat, a conversational chatbot that identifies high-value accounts visiting websites and routes them instantly to sales reps.
ZoomInfo acquired EverString to expand its machine-learning capabilities and add comprehensive global company firmographic and technographic data.
ZoomInfo acquired Dogpatch Advisors to embed elite go-to-market advisory frameworks and AI workflow playbooks directly into ZoomInfo's enterprise client accounts.
ZoomInfo unifies acquired technologies into a single login, shared data schema, and seamless user interface (SalesOS, MarketingOS, OperationsOS), avoiding disconnected point solutions.
ZoomInfo focuses on tuck-in acquisitions that enhance generative AI agent capabilities, international B2B contact coverage, and automated go-to-market workflow execution.
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