Yext

Public company · NYSE: YEXTyext.comSEC verified

Facts on this card come from SEC filings unless they're marked otherwise.

In one line

“They’re basically a business card cleaner-upper so AI and search engines say true things about your stores.”

Imagine your favorite pizza chain has 500 locations, and each one's address, hours, and phone number are listed differently on Google, Apple Maps, Facebook, and now ChatGPT. Yext keeps one master file of correct facts for every location and pushes it out everywhere, including to AI chatbots that answer questions like "is this place open now?" It also watches how a brand shows up when people ask AI or Google about it, and flags when a competitor is beating them in those answers. Think of it like a single control panel that keeps a company's information accurate across the whole internet, instead of updating fifty different websites by hand.

How they make money

revenue, fiscal year ended Jan 2026
Total revenue$447M
Main waySubscriptions from big brands with many locations

Large companies (retailers, banks, hospitals, restaurant chains) pay Yext ongoing fees to manage their location data, monitor visibility, and generate content across search and AI platforms.

Also makes money from
  • Add-on productsExtra tools like Reviews, Social, Pages, and Search, plus Hearsay products for financial advisors, likely sold as add-ons to the core subscription.Best guess

What it looks like

Captured when this card was made
Screenshot of homepage
Homepage open
Screenshot of product page
Product page open

The fluff, decoded

7/10
They say

“enterprise agentic marketing platform”

It means

Software that uses AI helpers to manage a brand's info and content

They say

“win every discovery moment across AI and search”

It means

Show up correctly when people search or ask AI about you

They say

“A flexible foundation for agentic marketing”

It means

A system other AI tools can plug into

Every quote is checked against their homepage. If it isn't really there, it gets dropped.

Follow the incentives

Best guess
Who pays

Large, multi-location companies like retail chains, banks, healthcare networks, and hospitality brands pay for Yext's subscription products.

Who uses it

Marketing teams at big brands with many physical locations, plus local franchise owners and financial advisors who need consistent, accurate listings.

So they want

Since they charge subscriptions based on locations and features used, Yext wants to keep adding more brand locations, more data sources, and more AI-related tools customers feel they can't do without.

Say it at dinner

“Yext basically makes sure ChatGPT doesn't tell people your store closes at the wrong time.”

Receipts

Updated
What the labels mean
Verified
From a government filing, like an SEC annual report
Stated
The company says it on its own website
Best guess
Our reading of the sources when nothing says it outright
Background
From Wikipedia, for history only, never numbers

Written by AI from public sources. It can be wrong, and it isn't financial advice. Terms

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