Military.com

The firm's primary market consists of active-duty service members, veterans, retirees, reservists, National Guard members, and their families. Military.com provides daily news, investigative reporting, and information on a wide array of topics including military benefits, veteran employment, education opportunities like the GI Bill, and personal finance. The content is distributed through its main website, which has over 10 million registered members, and a dozen newsletters. To further support its audience, the company offers several mobile applications, including a news app, a pay calculator app, and a transition app designed to assist service members moving into civilian life.

The business generates revenue through multiple streams, including advertising, veteran employment services, and lead generation. It provides customized digital media campaigns for advertisers seeking to reach the military demographic. A significant milestone in the company's history was its acquisition in 2004 by Monster Worldwide for approximately $39.5 million, a move intended to give employers better access to the talent pool of veterans. Subsequently, Monster Worldwide was acquired by Ranstad Holding in 2016. Following a merger between Monster and CareerBuilder in 2024, their parent company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in June 2025, with plans to sell Military.com to Canadian media company Valnet.