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Get to know 75 of the Nashville area’s fastest-growing companies

The 2025 Inc. 5000 list is here, and we’re breaking down Metro’s total growth, as well as meeting some of the Nashville-based and regional businesses that made the cut this year.

A view of a railroad track and bridge across the Cumberland River in downtown Nashville.

Meet the Nashville businesses that made this year’s Inc. 5000. | Photo by NASHtoday

The 2025 Inc. 5000 list of the nation’s fastest-growing private companies is out and ~75 of them are based in the Nashville metro area. One Brentwood business even landed in the top 10 nationwide.

The annual list ranks companies based on three-year revenue growth. To qualify, businesses had to be privately held, for profit, and independently owned as of the end of 2024.

Metro’s claims to fame

These three Nashville-area companies cracked the top 100 on this year’s list:

No. 7: Monogram Health

Founded in 2019, this Brentwood health care company provides in-home clinical care for kidney disease. Monogram posted a 14,131% three-year revenue growth and expanded its workforce by 200%.

No. 73: RxLogic

Since 2020, Nashville’s RxLogic has provided software and consulting services that help improve compliance and productivity in drug safety operations. The company recorded 4,274% revenue growth over the past three years.

No. 100: Dreamliner Luxury Coaches

Whites Creek’s Dreamliner Luxury Coaches, which provides upscale coaches and event logistics for the entertainment industry, achieved a three-year revenue growth of 3,357%.

More top companies

These 10 Nashville-area businesses landed in the top 500:

No. 159: Zach Taylor Real Estate

  • City: Murfreesboro
  • Industry: Real Estate
  • 3-year growth: 2,457%

No. 194: Bitfreighter

  • City: Nashville
  • Industry: IT Services
  • 3-year growth: 2,010%

No. 222: Groups360

  • City: Brentwood
  • Industry: Software
  • 3-year growth: 1,744%

No. 341: Center Stage Merchandising

  • City: Nashville
  • Industry: Consumer products
  • 3-year growth: 1,158%

No. 364: 360 Privacy

  • City: Brentwood
  • Industry: Security
  • 3-year growth: 1,096%

No. 370: OptiMantra

  • City: Nashville
  • Industry: Software
  • 3-year growth: 1,074%

No. 380: Spartan Fitness Holdings

  • City: Brentwood
  • Industry: Healthcare
  • 3-year growth: 1,058%

No. 434: InFocus Clinical Research

  • City: Brentwood
  • Industry: Healthcare
  • 3-year growth: 939%

No. 462: LawnValue

  • City: Franklin
  • Industry: Construction
  • 3-year growth: 886%

No. 500: CMC

  • City: Franklin
  • Industry: Food and beverage
  • 3-year growth: 807%

Pro tip: To see the remaining area companies on the Inc. 5000, go to the “State” tab. Some features may only be available to account holders.

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