Arc XP, a privately owned company and a subsidiary of The Washington Post, is headquartered in the US. Founded in 2014, the company has approximately 80 employees and reported $6.0M in revenue as of 2024. Arc XP functions as a tier 3 media tech buyer, specializing in marketer and agency technology. The company provides a cloud-native digital experience platform (DXP) designed to assist enterprise companies, retail brands, and media organisations in creating and distributing content, driving digital commerce, and delivering multichannel experiences.
On April 9, 2026, reports emerged suggesting potential challenges for users of Arc XP, with a guide published for migrating from the platform to WordPress, citing concerns over layoffs, restructuring, and invoices. Just prior, on April 8, Arc XP announced it would integrate TollBit's tools, enabling its publisher clients to monitor and control AI bot traffic crawling their sites, as well as monetize allowed scraping by redirecting bots to TollBit’s paywall. Earlier on April 8, the digital experience platform, which provides assistance with content management, monetization, and subscriptions to customers including the Boston Globe and The Irish Times, experienced staff reductions. These job cuts were part of broader layoffs at The Washington Post, its parent company, impacting IT professionals in February.
Arc XP's customers primarily consist of content rights and newspaper Publishing companies. Examples of Arc XP's customers include Estadao, The Washington Post and FOX Sports Media Group.
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