Rocket.net was ranked number 9 on the 2025 Inc. Regionals: Southeast list. This list highlights the fastest-growing private companies in the southeastern United States, including Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Louisiana, and more.
The ranking is made by Inc., a well-known business magazine. Their “Regionals” list is part of a bigger ranking called the Inc. 5000, but focuses only on companies from specific parts of the country.
Over 1000% growth in two years
Between 2021 and 2023, Rocket.net grew its revenue by more than 1000%. That’s a big jump. The average growth of all 192 companies on the list was 114%, so Rocket.net clearly stood out. These companies also helped the economy. Together, they created over 11,000 jobs and added $8.1 billion to their region.
“It’s truly an honor to make the Inc Fastest-Growing Private Companies list, and it has been a long-time goal of mine. Rocket.net achieved an astonishing 1000%+ growth rate from 2021 to 2023, placing us in the top 10 fastest-growing companies in the Southeast region. I’d like to thank our amazing customers who continue to trust us with their business and our team for going above and beyond every day to make this growth possible.”
What Is the Inc. Regionals: Southeast List?
Every year, Inc. Magazine releases a list of the fastest-growing private companies in different parts of the United States. This year, Rocket.net was ranked number 9 in the Southeast region.
But what does this list mean, and why is it important? The Inc. Regionals is part of the larger Inc. 5000 project. It focuses on smaller regions and looks at local businesses with strong growth. The Southeast region includes states like Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky, and even Puerto Rico.
To be on this list, a company must:
- Be private (not public or part of a bigger group)
- Be based in the U.S.
- Make at least $100,000 in 2021 and $1 million in 2023
- Show strong revenue growth over two years
In 2025, 192 companies made the Southeast list. Together, they grew their revenue by an average of 114%. They also created over 11,000 new jobs and added $8.1 billion to the economy.
