


Ohio's technology ecosystem is rapidly maturing, driven by exceptional three-year revenue growth from Keyfactor, CHAMP Titles, and TradingView. Their inclusion on Deloitte's prestigious Technology Fast 500 demonstrates that Ohio software companies have moved well beyond the startup phase and are successfully competing on the national stage.
The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 is one of the industry's leading benchmarks for innovation and sustained growth. The recognition of three Ohio-based companies—representing digital identity, government technology, and financial analytics—highlights the strength and diversity of the state's expanding software sector.
More importantly, these rankings reflect a broader shift: Ohio technology companies are evolving into scalable, high-revenue enterprises capable of competing across North America.
The Deloitte Technology Fast 500 ranks companies based on percentage fiscal-year revenue growth from 2021 through 2024.
CompanyHeadquartersRankingThree-Year Revenue GrowthKeyfactorIndependence, Ohio#352210%CHAMP TitlesCleveland, Ohio#379189%TradingViewWesterville, Ohio#485134%
Cleveland-based CHAMP Titles continues to establish itself as a national leader in government technology. By replacing outdated vehicle title and registration systems with secure, cloud-based software, CHAMP has built a strong position within the growing GovTech market.
Ranked #379 on the 2025 Deloitte Technology Fast 500, the company achieved 189% revenue growth over the three-year reporting period.
The recognition reflects increasing demand for digital transformation across state governments, where CHAMP's modern title management platform helps agencies improve efficiency, strengthen security, reduce processing times, and lower operational costs.
"Being named to the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 and recognized among North America's fastest-growing technology companies is a powerful validation of CHAMP's role in government modernization."
— Shane Bigelow, CEO, CHAMP Titles
We'll be watching how these companies build on this momentum through 2026 as demand continues to grow for:
Together, these companies demonstrate that Ohio is no longer an emerging technology market—it's becoming a proven home for high-growth software innovation.
