Tixr Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 List of America's Fastest-Growing Private Companies

August 11, 2026
Evelyn Taylor

Inc. Magazine's recognition marks Tixr's second appearance on the national list, following a year of growth across professional sports, gaming, and international markets.

Tixr has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000, Inc. Magazine's annual list of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Inc. ranks honorees by verified revenue growth over a three-year period, and this marks our second time earning a spot on the national list, following our 2024 recognition.

Our reach across the live events industry has deepened this year, with marked growth in professional sports. In May, Tixr joined NFL Ticket HQ as the league's newest licensed ticketing channel, giving NFL clubs the ability to partner directly with Tixr on primary and secondary ticketing. Two Major League Soccer (MLS) clubs kicked off their first season with Tixr this year. The San Jose Earthquakes and Houston Dynamo FC both left legacy ticketing systems to run their ticketing and fan experience on Tixr, alongside National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) teams Bay FC and Houston Dash.

That same range extends well beyond professional sports. Tixr continues to support gaming, comedy, food festivals, music, and more, all running on the same platform investments that got us here. It's that range that reflects our mission: to be the trusted, modern ticketing platform built to drive growth for leading brands across live entertainment.

Tixr now powers ticketing and commerce for more than 700 partners across 60 countries, processing more than $1 billion in ticket sales annually, and shipping new features and capabilities to keep up with the fast-paced industry that is live events. We're proud of Tixr's inclusion on the Inc. 5000, and even more focused on what's coming next.

About Tixr

Founded in 2013, Tixr is a ticketing and live event commerce platform serving sports, music, gaming, comedy, and culture. Learn more about the Tixr platform and check out the blog