Ooma delivered a solid QQ2 2025 performance marked by growth in core business and the incremental contribution from 2600Hz. Revenue totaled $64.1 million, up 10% year-over-year, and non-GAAP net income reached $4.1 million, underscoring a profitable expansion of Ooma Business and the integration of 2600Hz. Strong operating cash flow of $7.1 million generated a fresh quarterly high, enabling a debt repayment of $3 million and a reduction of total debt to $8.5 million. Management highlighted progress across key initiatives including Ooma Office feature enhancements, AirDial’s upcoming reseller partner in a top-10 US ILEC, and the expansion of 2600Hz as a CPaaS wholesale platform. While profitability on a GAAP basis remained negative in Q2, the company emphasized gross margin expansion in subscription services (72%) and ongoing normalization in product gross margins as pandemic-era cost inputs are exhausted. Management raised full-year revenue and profitability guidance, signaling confidence in the multi-pronged growth engine around UCaaS, POTS replacement, and CPaaS opportunities. The combination of a durable ARR base (annual exit recurring revenue of $233 million), strong net retention (100%), and a diversified opportunity set (AirDial, 2600Hz, Ooma Office) frames an actionable longer-term upside, albeit with execution risk around large customers and transition costs intrinsic to the CPaaS ecosystem.