Arc XP, a privately owned US-based company founded in 2014, provides marketer and agency technology. Its core product is a cloud-native digital experience platform (DXP) designed to assist enterprise clients, retailers, and media organizations in content creation and distribution, digital commerce, and multichannel experience delivery. As of 2024, the company employs approximately 80 people and generates less than $10 million in annual revenue. Arc XP is a subsidiary of The Washington Post.
On September 17, 2025, Arc XP announced a partnership with Ximera, a strategic consultancy working with major Japanese media brands. A report, co-produced with Digiday, found that 94% of publishers use AI to improve workflow efficiency. This report, titled "The State of AI in the Newsroom: Framing the Impact of AI Beyond Workflow Automation in 2025," surveyed 108 publishers and broadcasters to assess AI integration in newsrooms. Arc XP teams held Arc Week 2025 in Washington, D.C., focusing on planning and leadership updates. Another report noted the decline of direct and search traffic, particularly among younger audiences, signifying a shift in the media landscape.
Arc XP's customers primarily consist of broadcast television and radio and newspaper Publishing companies. Examples of Arc XP's customers include FOX Sports Media Group, The Washington Post and Estadao.