Thirty Arizona companies ranked among the top 1,000 companies on the prestigious 2025 Inc. 5000 list.

A total of 137 Arizona-based companies made this year’s Inc. 5000 list, which ranks the fastest-growing private companies in America. 

The fastest-growing company in the Grand Canyon State was Phoenix-based Skylab Digital (No. 103, 3,313% growth), a lead generation company for the insurance industry. It was followed by Tempe’s Cazvid (No. 104, 3,309% growth), Scottsdale’s TopDog Law (No. 149, 2,628% growth), Tucson’s Secure Investment Management (No. 158, 2,477% growth) and Scottsdale’s Sleepyhead (No. 213, 1,789% growth).

Sleepyhead, which makes mattress toppers, ranks No. 1 in the state for growth in the retail industry, as well as No. 4 nationally in the retail category.

“It’s incredibly rewarding to see hard work pay off, especially in a seasonal business where it’s all grit and grind,” said Steven Van Alen, Sleepyhead founder and CEO in a statement. “I’m proud of the three team members who’ve been with me for over a year; growing 1,700% isn’t easy. But the work never stops — now it’s back to learning new things and tackling bigger challenges.”

However, the 2025 rankings reflect a drastic drop-off from 2024 when Scottsdale-based software firm Lessen scored No. 2 on the Inc. 5000 list with a 45,603% growth rate, marking the second year in a row that an Arizona company landed in the top 10.

Beyond the top five fastest growing Arizona companies, seven registered growth above 1000%. They were No. 256 7th Level of Scottsdale, No. 273 Supra Human of Scottsdale, No. 278 Meade Engineering of Scottsdale, No. 309 Bluetail of Scottsdale, No. 330 Inty Power of Tempe, No. 371 ARM5 Formula of Chandler, and No. 384 Well & Good Professional Services of Scottsdale.

More key findings amongst Arizona’s fastest growing companies

The 137 companies represented 24 industries, had a 187% median growth rate, $7.7 billion in total revenue and employed 17,829 people. Twenty companies were newly founded — experiencing high growth within the first three to four years of founding. 

The 12 companies that registered growth exceeding 1000% recorded revenue ranging $16.1 million to $34.6 million.

The bulk of the revenue was generated by the Health care & Medical industry at $2.4 billion — led by Tempe-based BioCare with between $1 billion and $2.5 billion in revenue. The next top four industries were Construction at $1.1 billion, Business Products & Services at $987.2 million, Consumer Products at $562.6 million and IT Services at $532.9 million.

The top Inc. 5000 companies by industry in Arizona:

• Advertising, Marketing & PR – Skylab Digital (Phoenix), 3,313% growth
• Business Products & Services – The Call Gurus (Phoenix), 858% growth
• Construction – Cambridge Companies (Scottsdale) 449% growth
• Consumer Products – Studio Source Yearbooks (Maran), 312% growth
• Consumer Services – Arizona Aesthetics (Scottsdale), 445% growth
• Education – 7th Level (Scottsdale), 1,522% growth
• Financial Services – Secure Investment Management (Tucson), 2,477% growth
• Government Services – Nemean Solutions (Sierra Vista), 452% growth
• Healthcare & Medical – Supra Human (Scottsdale), 1,386% growth
• Human resources – YellowBird (Phoenix), 357% growth
• IT Services – Anavate Partners (Scottsdale), 340% growth
• Legal – TopDog Law (Scottsdale), 2,628% growth
• Logistics & Transportation – KP Aviation (Mesa), 273% growth
• Manufacturing – Finished Edge Technology (Chandler), 283% growth
• Real Estate – Suncrest (Phoenix), 304% growth
• Retail – Sleepyhead (Scottsdale), 1,789% growth
• Software – CazVid (Tempe), 3,309% growth
• Travel & Hospitality – Well & Good Professional Services (Scottsdale), 1,055% growth

Scottsdale’s CustomerInsights.AI (Artificial Intelligence & Date, 326% growth), Tempe’s Inty Power (Energy, 1,197% growth), Scottsdale’s Meade Engineering (Engineering, 1,350% growth), Tempe’s DMD Systems Recovery (Environmental Services, 104% growth), Phoenix’s Oats Overnight (Food & Beverage, 536% growth) and Phoenix’s META PCs (Tech Hardware, 439% growth) were the sole companies in their industries industry.