Three Florida businesses ranked among the top 20 fastest-growing small businesses in the country.
The recognition by Inc. Magazine is part of its annual ranking of privately owned businesses across the United States with the strongest three-year revenue growth, according to the outlet. It notes that to qualify, companies had to be privately held, for-profit, based in the U.S., and independent — not subsidiaries or divisions of other companies—as of Dec. 31, 2025.
"These companies leveraged their core strengths to drive remarkable outcomes, navigating challenges along the way, including economic uncertainty, rapid innovation and political uncertainty," Inc. Magazine writes. 'In making the list, these companies join a long legacy of industry leaders
that have graced Inc.’s list, including Chobani, Grubhub, Meta, Microsoft, Zappos, and more."
Which Florida businesses were placed within the top 20 on the Inc 5000?
Three Florida businesses earned spots in Inc.'s top 20 5000's ranking:
No. 2: Commas, Coral Gables
A part of the business and corporate services industry, it saw a growth of 353,929% over three years. Formerly known as FanBasis, Commas is an online sales platform for digital creators and businesses, including marketing, payments, subscriptions, and short-term financing.
No. 6: Grip, Miami
A part of the logistics and transportation industry, it saw a growth of 29,398% over three years. Grip is a direct-to-consumer perishable e-commerce company.
"At Grip, we’re pioneering cold-chain shipping for frozen and refrigerated eCommerce across the U.S. Backed by six strategically located fulfillment centers, our technology helps DTC brands ship smarter, faster, and more cost-effectively—at scale," its website states.
No. 16: Vita Pool Supply, Weston
A part of the consumer products industry, it saw a growth of 11,537% over three years. Vita Pool Supply is an online marketplace for pool and spa accessories.
"As a family-owned business, we are committed to delivering a better way to shop for pool and spa equipment. In a market often defined by unclear listings, inconsistent service, and limited expertise, we offer a more dependable experience grounded in product knowledge, honest guidance, and personalized support," its website states.
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