LoanPro makes Inc. 5000 list for fifth time in 2026

LoanPro has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list of America's fastest-growing private companies, marking its fifth appearance since 2021 and its second consecutive year on the list.

The recognition reflects 92 per cent revenue growth over three years.

Inc. compiles the annual ranking to measure revenue growth among private US companies. For the latest list, it assessed percentage revenue growth from 2022 to 2025. Eligibility was limited to US-based, privately held, for-profit, independent businesses that met minimum revenue thresholds.

Across this year's 5,000 companies, the median three-year revenue growth rate was 130 per cent. Together, those businesses added more than 627,208 jobs over the past three years, according to Inc.

Salt Lake City-based LoanPro provides software used by lenders and credit businesses. It said it supports more than 500 lenders and that its platform serves more than 25 per cent of US households.

The company presented the ranking as evidence of sustained growth rather than a one-off revenue increase. It also linked its expansion to customers' ability to process more lending activity without matching increases in staffing.

"You can find companies that grew fast for a quarter. It's a lot harder to find ones that kept growing for three straight years, and did it while their customers scaled right alongside them," said Rhett Roberts, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder of LoanPro.

Roberts cited VIVA Finance as one example from the company's customer base.

"This year we watched VIVA Finance, for example, triple their loan volume on our platform without tripling their headcount. That's really what this number is measuring -- not just our revenue, but what our customers are able to do because of it," Roberts said.

How the list works

The Inc. 5000 is a data-led ranking of independent businesses across sectors including artificial intelligence, manufacturing, healthcare, consumer goods and professional services. Companies must have been founded and generating revenue by the qualifying cut-off and must remain independent, rather than operating as subsidiaries or divisions of larger groups.

The minimum revenue requirement for the starting year of the measurement period was USD $100,000, rising to at least USD $2 million in the final year. Rankings are based on percentage growth rather than absolute revenue, allowing smaller private businesses with rapid expansion to appear alongside larger peers.

LoanPro's repeated appearance places it among a smaller group of companies that have remained in the ranking over several years. While it did not disclose annual revenue, the three-year growth figure shows it continued to expand during a period when many fintech and software companies faced tighter funding conditions and pressure on customer acquisition costs.

The business operates in the lending technology market, where banks, non-bank lenders and speciality finance providers have been investing in software to modernise loan servicing, payments and collections systems. Demand has been driven by lenders seeking to reduce manual work, manage compliance requirements and respond to shifts in borrower volumes.

LoanPro said more than 500 lenders use its platform. Elsewhere in its background information, it described its user base as more than 600 lenders, suggesting growth in customer numbers as its products expanded across the lending and credit market.

Industry context

The broader Inc. 5000 cohort points to continued strength among private companies even as the US economy has faced uneven conditions across sectors. A median growth rate of 130 per cent over three years suggests many businesses in the ranking expanded significantly faster than the wider economy.

Inc. Editor-in-Chief Mike Hofman said the list reflected more than raw financial results.

"Every company on the Inc. 5000 has a story of perseverance, smart decision making, and a refusal to sit still," said Mike Hofman, Editor-in-Chief of Inc. "Their growth reflects more than strong financial performance. It reflects the creativity, resilience, and customer focus required to build companies that make a lasting impact. We congratulate all of this year's honorees."