The company’s growth trajectory is underscored by a 48% year-over-year increase in leased square footage, totaling 4.27 million square feet in 2025. Membership sales also saw a 26% uptick, helping the brand surpass the four-million-member threshold. This expansion coincides with the rollout of the 'Crunch 3.0' gym design and new market entries in India, Mexico, and New Zealand, bringing the total count to 585 locations worldwide.

CEO Chequan Lewis attributed the climb to the dedication of the staff and a focus on delivering consistent, accessible fitness experiences. Beyond the national ranking, Crunch secured strong regional placements, reaching No. 237 among New York-based companies and No. 327 within the health industry category. The Inc. 5000 index, which ranks companies based on three-year revenue growth, highlights businesses that maintain entrepreneurial agility while scaling operations. Crunch joins a historical roster of honorees that includes companies like Microsoft and Patagonia, reflecting its current standing in the competitive fitness landscape.