Deloitte’s 2022 Technology Fast 500 List Featured 27 Seattle Companies

Fintech platform Vontive booked the top spot for Seattle tech companies on this year’s list at rank no. 10.

Written by Ashley Bowden
Published on Dec. 12, 2022
Deloitte’s 2022 Technology Fast 500 List Featured 27 Seattle Companies

Deloitte, an accounting and consulting firm with a worldwide presence, released its 2022 Technology Fast 500 rankings on Wednesday. The 28th annual list of North America’s fastest-growing tech companies featured 27 businesses headquartered in Seattle. This count is an increase from last year’s total of 24 and sets a record for the number of Seattle-based names to make the list.

Companies on the list were chosen based on their fiscal year revenue growth between 2018 and 2021 and ranked based on their percentage growth rate. The technology sector, as well as the media, telecommunications, life sciences, fintech and energy tech industries, are represented on the list.

Leading the way for the Seattle tech scene at no. 10 on the national list is Vontive, a fintech company that operates within the real estate sector. The company recorded 9,154 percent growth over the past three years. This is a huge leap from last year when the topmost-ranking Seattle company was in slot no. 78.

“It was a tremendous year of growth for the technology industry here in the Pacific Northwest, especially when it comes to software and services, life sciences and fintech companies,” Don Heisler, a Seattle-based Deloitte representative, said in a statement. “For the second year in a row, the Pacific Northwest is in the top five regions with the fastest-growing technology companies with 27 winners, which is the most so far. We are so proud to witness this milestone and we look forward to a bright future of innovation within our Seattle community and the Pacific Northwest.”

Read on for details on the top five Seattle tech companies included in this year’s Deloitte ranking, and click here for the full list.

Top Seattle Tech Companies on Deloitte’s 2022 Technology Fast 500

  1. Vontive
  2. Coinme
  3. CoreStack
  4. SeekOut
  5. Cielo WiGle

 

Cielo WiGle: Rank #118, 1,195% Growth

The smart device company offers Wi-Fi-enabled AC controllers capable of converting any commercial, ductless air conditioner into a smart appliance that users can control from their smartphones. Cielo offers hardware, cloud connectivity and mobile apps for both iOS and Android systems platforms, as well as a web app for its enterprise partners. It’s also compatible with Alexa and Google Home devices.

 

SeekOut: Rank #83, 2,016% Growth

The Bellevue-based company operates a recruiting platform that uses artificial intelligence to power candidate search capabilities. Its goal is to help companies find, grow and retain skilled talent through its platform integrations, data-driven insights and talent optimization expertise. SeekOut recently achieved unicorn status following the company’s $115 million round in January.

 

CoreStack: Rank #78, 2,207% Growth

Helping companies along their digital transformation, CoreStack offers solutions for organizations looking to adopt cloud services. Its cloud management tech works to help companies navigate operational complexities, security concerns and unpredictable costs. Its solution has grown in time with increasing demand for governance and automation tech, according to the company.

 

Coinme: Rank #73, 2,349% Growth

Coinme has rapidly grown over the past year. The company is ranked at no. 73 on Deloitte’s list this year, higher than its 2021 ranking of no. 78. Its platform combines real-world banking solutions with cryptocurrency. With thousands of ATMs across the country, Coinme allows users to buy or sell crypto using cash. Its mobile app allows users to buy digital currencies with debit cards.

 

Vontive: Rank #10, 9,154 Growth

Vontive strives to build a complete system for investment property mortgages. The company serves business-to-consumer brands and works to digitally connect lenders, their customers and mortgage liquidity. Vontive announced the launch of its platform in April alongside a $135 million round of Series B funding.

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