Defendant
1 case as defendant.
Crexendo, Inc. (NASDAQ: CXDO) is a publicly traded cloud-communications company headquartered in Tempe, Arizona. Incorporated in Nevada in 1995 as iMergent, Inc., it changed its name to Crexendo in May 2011. It reports roughly 185–195 full-time employees and FY2025 revenue of $68.2 million (up ~12% from $60.8 million in FY2024), with net income of $5.07 million; market capitalization has recently been in the roughly $200 million range. Sources: Yahoo Finance profile, Crexendo FY2025 Form 10-K/earnings release.
Operations. Crexendo sells cloud communication platform software and Unified Communications as a Service (UCaaS), operating in two segments. Cloud Telecommunications Services ($38.5M FY2025 revenue) provides hosted voice/PBX, call center, video conferencing, collaboration, broadband, and managed IT services plus communications hardware, sold both directly to businesses and through a partner/reseller channel. Software Solutions ($29.7M) licenses its cloud communications platform (marketed as SNAPaccel/SNAPsolution) to telecom carriers and service providers, along with software maintenance and professional services. Product revenue ($4.7M) declined in FY2025 on installation timing. This is an operating company, not a patent-assertion entity.
Litigation posture. The tracked data show one case, with Crexendo as defendant and none as plaintiff — the profile of an operating company being sued rather than an aggressive enforcer. On March 5, 2026, ReadyComm LLC filed ReadyComm LLC v. Crexendo, Inc., No. 1:26-cv-00234 (D. Del.), asserting patent infringement. Crexendo disclosed the suit in its Form 10-Q for the quarter ended June 30, 2026.
Context. ReadyComm LLC is a New Mexico limited liability company that the Stanford NPE Litigation Database classifies as a non-practicing entity asserting acquired patents. Its sole patent-in-suit, U.S. Patent No. 9,179,011 ("Telephone Communication System and Method of Using," priority 2008, issued 2015), covers managing multiple telephones associated with one user account in "active" and "stand-by" modes. The same campaign — described by RPX as a "call handling" campaign — has targeted other VoIP/UCaaS providers including Avaya, NEC, Zoom, Ericsson/Vonage, OpenPhone, Talkdesk, and Net2Phone, with venues including the Eastern District of Texas, N.D. Tex., D. Colo., and D. Del. No outcome or merits determination is reported here.