EasyLink.com doesn't exist as a standalone company anymore—it's a ghost, a digital echo of a $26M acquisition by OpenText that still pulls in 2,555 monthly visits from users searching for fax technology that should have died two decades ago.

"EasyLink isn't a product anymore—it's a search query that won't die, kept alive by legacy enterprise workflows that refuse to modernize."

The tech stack tells the story: jQuery, Bootstrap, and OneTrust cookie banners—technologies that peaked years ago. The site uses Zendesk and Drift for support, but with only 167 employees and $26.6M in revenue, EasyLink operates as a tiny division within OpenText's massive enterprise portfolio. It's a cash cow being milked slowly, not a growth engine.

• Legacy fax-to-email services still generating revenue from enterprise holdouts
• Search traffic dominated by error codes and troubleshooting, not discovery
• 67% direct traffic indicates a shrinking user base accessing old bookmarks
• No organic growth—18% search traffic shows zero SEO investment