These stocks have plenty of growth opportunities ahead.
Growth stocks have been leading the market higher, and there is no reason at this point to think that may stop. Let’s explore three tech growth stocks that have been consistently growing their revenue by 25% or more, making them worthy of consideration for your investment portfolio this year.
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1. Palantir Technologies
Palantir Technologies (PLTR 1.42%) has experienced an impressive two-year performance, with its stock price soaring over 135% in 2025 through September 29, following a staggering 340% increase last year. Despite this surge in valuation, there is still significant potential for further growth.
Palantir’s transformation from a government contractor to a leading AI platform provider is noteworthy. Its Artificial Intelligence Platform (AIP) organizes complex data into a structured format that enhances the functionality of artificial intelligence (AI) applications, effectively reducing AI hallucinations.
AIP’s versatility across various industries has contributed to Palantir’s revenue growth for eight consecutive quarters. Last quarter, the company reported a remarkable 48% year-over-year revenue increase, reaching $1 billion, with U.S. commercial revenue skyrocketing by 93%. The company’s strong 128% net dollar retention indicates that existing customers are expanding their use of Palantir’s services.
2. AppLovin
AppLovin (APP -1.98%) has emerged as a surprising growth leader in the market. Initially known as a gaming app developer, the company has transformed into a leader in AI adtech. This shift is largely attributed to its Axon 2.0 AI adtech engine, which optimizes ad placements in real-time.
Last quarter, AppLovin’s revenue surged by 77% year-over-year to $1.26 billion, with adjusted EBITDA nearly doubling to $1 billion. While much of this growth has come from mobile gaming, the company is now testing its adtech engine in e-commerce and broader web advertising, where the potential is even greater.
AppLovin is also set to launch a self-serve ad manager, which will attract more advertisers and facilitate international expansion into regions with large gaming populations. Despite its stock soaring nearly 450% over the past year, AppLovin continues to demonstrate robust revenue growth and operational efficiency.
3. GitLab
GitLab‘s (GTLB -2.11%) stock may not have matched the explosive growth of Palantir and AppLovin, but it has consistently achieved rapid revenue increases. Over the past eight quarters, GitLab’s revenue has grown between 25% and 35%, including a 29% rise last quarter to $236 million, with a dollar-based net retention rate of 121% as customers expand their usage.
Originally a development, security, and operations (DevSecOps) platform, GitLab has evolved into a comprehensive software development lifecycle solution. The introduction of its Duo AI agent, which automates repetitive tasks, is expected to further enhance productivity for developers, who typically spend only about 20% of their time coding.
Concerns that AI might reduce the demand for coders have proven unfounded, as the pace of software development has accelerated. GitLab’s recent shift to a hybrid seat-plus-usage pricing model positions it well for future growth, allowing it to scale with demand while safeguarding against potential downturns in coding teams. With AI driving faster software creation, GitLab remains a compelling investment opportunity in the AI landscape.
