Cribl's explosive growth hits $300M ARR with iCloud revenue soaring 75%
Cribl's explosive growth hits $300M ARR with iCloud revenue soaring 75%
Cribl's explosive growth hits $300M ARR with iCloud revenue soaring 75%
Cribl has marked another year of rapid expansion, crossing key financial and operational milestones. By January 2026, the company's workforce grew beyond 1,000 employees, with its fastest hiring surges in EMEA and APJ. This growth follows a period of strong revenue performance and high-profile recognition in the tech industry.
The company's annual recurring revenue (ARR) climbed past $300 million in 2025, up from $200 million just a year earlier. iCloud-based revenue alone jumped over 75%, reaching more than $130 million. Alongside this, the number of multi-product customers rose by over 90%, driven by higher adoption of Cribl's iCloud services.
In fiscal year 2026, Cribl's ARR grew by more than 40%, while the count of high-value customers—those generating over $500,000 in ARR—increased by over 50%. The company also expanded its customer base by more than 25% year over year, now serving roughly 35% of the Fortune 500 and half of the Fortune 100.
Cribl strengthened its market position through strategic partnerships. A major deal with Palo Alto Networks was announced, alongside deeper collaborations with AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, Wiz, and CrowdStrike. Leadership was also reinforced with the appointment of Mike Kourey and Chirantan 'CJ' Desai to the board of directors.
The company's achievements earned it spots on several prestigious lists in 2025. These included the Forbes Cloud 100, Forbes America's Best Startup Employers (ranked #1), the Fortune Cyber60, the Enterprise Tech 30, and the Deloitte Technology Fast 500.
Cribl's growth trajectory remains strong, with revenue, customer numbers, and workforce size all rising sharply. The company's expanded partnerships and leadership additions further solidify its standing in the enterprise tech sector. As of February 2026, its solutions are now used by a significant portion of the world's largest corporations.