Public company, workplace, funding, and market signals
Updated Aug 5, 2026
Xometry is a public, AI-native online manufacturing marketplace founded in 2013. It connects engineers and enterprise buyers with a global supplier network for custom parts, while also operating Thomasnet industrial sourcing, Workcenter manufacturing-execution, and related supplier financial/marketing services. The company became publicly traded on Nasdaq (XMTR) in June 2021.
Primary product
AI-powered Xometry Marketplace: instant quoting, manufacturability analysis, supplier matching, sourcing, and fulfillment for custom manufacturing.
Founded
2013
Headquarters
6116 Executive Boulevard, Suite 800, North Bethesda, Maryland 20852, United States
Team size
1,000–1,500 globally
Work style
Hybrid
Industry
Software and manufacturing technology
Sub-industry
AI-enabled digital manufacturing marketplace / industrial sourcing and supply-chain software
Offices
Business model
Stage
Public company; post-IPO strategic financing
Total raised
$197.2M
Latest round
Strategic private placement / Siemens investment · May 2026
Latest amount
$50M
Strategic private placement / Siemens investment
May 2026 · Siemens
Jun 2025
Leadership
Sanjeev Singh Sahni
Chief Executive Officer (appointed July 2026)
Randy Altschuler
Co-founder and Executive Chairman
James Miln
Chief Financial Officer
Subir Dutt
Chief Sales Officer
Kim Hirsch
Chief Human Resources Officer
Oscar Lovera
Chief Operations Officer, International
Vaidy Raghavan
Chief Technology Officer
Kristie Scott
General Counsel
Stephany Verstraete
Chief Marketing Officer
Founders
Company materials emphasize collaboration, curiosity, accountability, adaptability, continuous learning, inclusion, and a mission to make manufacturing capacity accessible. The careers page identifies seven employee resource groups.
Work style
Hybrid
Visa sponsorship
Limited
Compensation
Public US job postings show base salary examples of $119,000–$155,000 for a senior software engineer and $170,000–$195,000 for a staff software engineer, plus bonus and equity. Xometry participates in E-Verify and asks applicants whether they will require sponsorship; sponsorship availability is role-specific and not established as universal.
Benefits
Pricing
Buyer-facing pricing is generally quote-based and varies by part geometry, material, process, quantity, tolerances, lead time, and shipping. Supplier-side Thomasnet and marketing offerings use service/subscription and lead-generation pricing; Workcenter is a cloud software offering with publicly undisclosed pricing.
Differentiators
Estimated revenue
$600M–$700M annual revenue; reported FY2025 revenue was $686.6M
Estimated monthly visits
813.7K
The 2025 annual report reported a $61.7 million net loss for 2025 and an accumulated deficit of approximately $432 million; it also identified continued losses, revenue-growth variability, AWS reliance, competition, and data-privacy regulation as risks.
SourceXometry completed a $250 million convertible-notes refinancing, using proceeds partly to repurchase approximately $201.7 million of existing 2027 notes; this improved maturities and liquidity but represents material debt financing.
SourceXometry · May 2026
Siemens agreed to invest approximately $50 million in Xometry while embedding Xometry manufacturability, pricing, sourcing, and execution intelligence into Siemens Xcelerator.
Xometry · Feb 2026
Xometry reported FY2025 revenue of $686.6 million and highlighted 30% year-over-year Q4 revenue growth, marketplace expansion, and positive adjusted EBITDA progress.
Xometry · Aug 2025
The company reported continued marketplace growth, enterprise procurement integrations, AI-assisted technical-drawing quoting, and its 2025 refinancing.
Xometry · Jun 2025
220 jobs at Xometry
Feb 2022
Jun 2021
Sep 2020 · T. Rowe Price
Jan 2019 · Greenspring Associates
Jan 2018 · Foundry Group
Jan 2017 · BMW i Ventures
Jan 2016
Jan 2015
Founder and Chief Strategy Officer
Technology
Customers
Competitors
Reported acquisitions included Thomas Publishing/Thomasnet, FactoryFour, Big Blue Saw, Shift, and Tridi. The available evidence does not indicate a shutdown; acquisition activity is a strategic integration and execution risk.
The company issued $250 million of 0.75% convertible notes due 2030 and repurchased approximately $201.7 million of notes due 2027.