GoTo Technologies USA, Inc.

What does GoTo own?
GoTo owns its communications products including GoTo Connect, GoTo Meeting, and GoTo Webinar, plus its IT products LogMeIn Resolve, LogMeIn Rescue, and LogMeIn Central. It sold the LastPass password manager in 2022.

Is GoTo publicly traded?
No. The company traded on NASDAQ as LOGM from 2009 until August 2020, when Francisco Partners and Elliott Management took it private for $4.3 billion. It has no public ticker.

Who founded GoTo?
Marton Anka and Michael Simon founded the company in 2003 in Budapest, Hungary as 3am Labs. It renamed itself LogMeIn in 2006 and GoTo in 2022.

Where is GoTo headquartered?
GoTo is headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. It retains a major engineering center in Budapest and offices or staff across about 21 countries.

How many brands does GoTo own?
GoTo operates two product families under GoTo and LogMeIn names, covering roughly a half dozen products including Connect, Meeting, Webinar, Resolve, Rescue, and Central.

Who owns GoTo?
Private equity firms Francisco Partners and Elliott Investment Management, through its Evergreen Coast Capital affiliate, own GoTo jointly following the 2020 take-private.

The company began in 2003 in Budapest as 3am Labs, founded by Marton Anka and Michael Simon. Its original product, also called LogMeIn, let users access their computers remotely over the internet, competing on simplicity and a free tier against tools like pcAnywhere. Renamed LogMeIn, Inc. in 2006, the company relocated its headquarters to the Boston area while keeping a large engineering base in Budapest.

LogMeIn went public on NASDAQ in July 2009 under the ticker LOGM. Through the 2010s it assembled a portfolio of adjacent tools: it acquired the GoTo family of products, including GoToMeeting and GoToWebinar, from Citrix in a $1.8 billion merger transaction completed in 2017, which roughly doubled its size. Other pickups included Jive Communications for cloud telephony, LastPass for password management, and Rescue and Bold360 for support.

The portfolio became unwieldy. Revenue growth stalled by 2019, and in December that year the company agreed to be acquired for $4.3 billion by Francisco Partners and Evergreen Coast Capital, an affiliate of Elliott Investment Management. The deal closed August 31, 2020, and LogMeIn delisted.

Under private ownership the company simplified. It sold LastPass as a standalone business in 2022, rebranded itself GoTo, consolidated its communications products under GoTo Connect, and merged its IT tools into the Resolve line. The 2025 rebrand back to LogMeIn product names acknowledged that the older brands carried more recognition than the corporate one. Its 2025 ESG report noted SBTi validation of emissions targets and described the business as roughly $1 billion in revenue with about 2,600 employees.