Spin.AI Named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 List of America’s Fastest-Growing Private Companies

SaaS security leader ranks No. 107 among Artificial Intelligence & Data companies, posting 89% three-year revenue growth

Spin.AI, a leading SaaS security company protecting mission-critical cloud application data for over 2,000 organizations worldwide, today announced it has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000, Inc. Magazine’s annual ranking of the fastest-growing private companies in America. Spin.AI ranked No. 3,309 overall and No. 107 among Artificial Intelligence & Data companies, driven by 89% revenue growth from 2022 to 2025.

This ranking reflects a year of real momentum for Spin.AI. We’re just getting started: the demand we’re seeing for unified SaaS security tells us there’s a lot more growth ahead.”

— Dmitry Dontov, CEO

The Inc. 5000 is one of the most closely watched independent rankings of U.S. private-sector growth, and this year’s list represents companies that collectively generated more than $385 billion in 2025 revenue and currently employ nearly 1.5 million people. Placement on the list requires verified, sustained revenue growth over a three-year period, not projections or self-reported estimates, making it a rigorous benchmark of real business momentum.

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Spin.AI’s growth over the ranking period coincides with the expansion of its SpinOne platform beyond backup and ransomware recovery into SaaS Security Posture Management, AI governance, Data Leak Prevention, and eDiscovery, as well as its 2026 acquisition of Revyz, which extended SpinOne’s data resiliency and security posture management capabilities to the Atlassian ecosystem, including Jira and Confluence. The growth was further fueled by a 2026 investment from K1 Investment Management, which has provided operational resources to help Spin.AI scale.

“This ranking reflects a year of real momentum for Spin.AI,” said Dmitry Dontov, CEO and Founder of Spin.AI. “K1’s investment gave us the operational muscle to scale faster, and acquiring Revyz let us bring that same mission-critical data protection to the Atlassian ecosystem. We’re just getting started: the demand we’re seeing for unified SaaS security tells us there’s a lot more growth ahead.”

“The Inc. 5000 has always celebrated entrepreneurs who see opportunity where others see obstacles,” said Mike Hofman, editor-in-chief of Inc. “The founders on this year’s list are a reminder that growth is still possible for companies willing to solve real problems with speed and discipline.”