Dubber
Corporate brand
UnclaimedDubber is a cloud-based call recording and voice AI provider established in 2011 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia.
Last updated September 15, 2026
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Overview
Dubber describes itself as a provider of cloud-based call recording and voice AI. Its network-grade recording platform captures media across Unified Communication, Collaboration Platforms, Contact Centre and native mobile networks, including Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex and Zoom, and its patented in-house AI delivers insights such as sentiment analysis, trend monitoring, dynamic topic identification, real-time alerts and conversation highlights. The company states it is embedded in many networks and unified communication solutions globally and works with network and solution partners. Established in 2011 and headquartered in Melbourne, Australia, Dubber went public on the ASX (ASX: DUB) in 2015.
History
Dubber was established in 2011 and is headquartered in Melbourne, Australia. According to its About page, a group of friends with backgrounds in the Telco sector conceived the idea during a casual gathering, recognising a technological gap while collaborating with an Australian Service Provider mandated by the ACCC to document all their in-bound call centre traffic; they identified a need for innovation and crafted a cloud-native platform for call recording. In 2013, Dubber secured $6m in funding, fueling the initial release of their call recording solution. Dubber went public on the ASX (ASX: DUB) in 2015, introducing Unified Call Recording as a Service, now accessible on leading global technology platforms.
Products and positioning
Cloud-based call recording and voice AI provider; conversation capture and intelligence
Cloud-based call recording and voice AI platform
Captures and consolidates compliant voice recordings from telecommunication networks, Microsoft Teams, Cisco Webex, Zoom and more, securely in the cloud; patented AI delivers actionable insights.
Unified Call Recording as a Service
Introduced when Dubber went public on the ASX in 2015, now accessible on leading global technology platforms.
Recent events
Reported
Dubber acquires Notiv[4]
Dubber announced that it had acquired Notiv through the purchase of all issued share capital of Pinch Labs, Inc., for consideration of approximately A$6.6 million.
Reported
Dubber launches Dubber Go[5]
Dubber launched Dubber Go, a call-recording product packaged for embedding in voice services as a standard feature and made it available exclusively to Foundation Partners.
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Dubber launches Foundation Partner Program[5]
Dubber launched the Dubber Foundation Partner Program for service and solution providers and announced Cisco as its first global Foundation Partner.
Reported
Dubber acquires Speik[6]
Dubber announced that it had acquired Speik, a UK-based provider of call recording and PCI compliance solutions. The transaction covered all issued share capital of Aeriandi and its wholly owned subsidiary Voxygen, which own and operate the Speik business.
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