From Startup to $75M: How Mode Mobile Became America’s Fastest-Growing Consumer Tech Company (and Why investors are flooding in before a potential IPO)
Industry: Tech
5 min read: January 11, 2026
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The $633B mobile attention economy is broken. Big Tech platforms extract billions in value from users every single day, while the people generating that value receive nothing.
Mode Mobile fixes this.
With consumers spending 4–6 hours a day on their phones, the imbalance has never been bigger… yet no major platform has shared revenue with users.
One company turned that problem into a category-defining product: the EarnPhone™.
Mode transforms everyday phone use into earnings,  giving people a way to earn from the activity they already do daily. 
No special skills or subscriptions needed.
It’s “ethical tech” built for the real world.
57,000+ INVESTORS AND 2 SOLD-OUT ROUNDS LATER:
Deloitte’s #1 in the U.S. – Fastest-Growing Software Company in 2023
$75M+ in lifetime revenue – 32,481% revenue growth
50+ million users across the Mode ecosystem – over $350M in user earnings
Ticker “$MODE” reserved – $0.50 pricing available in 2026
Mode’s business model is simple:
Big Tech makes billions from your data. Mode pays you for it.
And that message has resonated. Hard.
Mode isn’t just another app. It’s one of the most explosive consumer-tech growth stories of the decade.
Consumers want control. Investors want growth. Mode delivers both.
With an SEC-qualified Reg D offering now open, accredited investors have an opportunity to invest before the company explores a potential national exchange listing – and earn a 80% bonus in the process.
And this is the last chance in 2025 to invest in the current opportunity.
“Mode is flipping Big Tech’s business model on its head, finally giving users a stake in the value they create.”
- Tech Insider
The Problem: Big Tech Takes More Than It Gives
For more than a decade, data-driven platforms have monetized user attention with zero revenue sharing.
The result?
  • Users feel exploited
  • Advertisers pay more, get less.
  • Trust in the ecosystem erodes
Mode Mobile steps into the gap as the first major consumer platform to let users share in the value they generate.
Think of it as the anti-Facebook, anti-TikTok, anti-Google – a company aligned with users, not monetizing them.
Mode’s Solution: The Uber of Smartphones
It's not fantasy. It’s a monetization engine that’s already proven at a global scale with users in 170+ countries.
Mode didn’t create a new behavior. It monetized the one everyone already has.
Like Uber turned cars into taxis and Airbnb turned homes into hotels, Mode turns regular phones into EarnPhones.
The Proof: Massive Traction
Mode has become a staple for millions of Americans looking to stretch their income in a world of rising costs.
From college students to retirees, from gig workers to parents, Mode has become one of the most widely used rewards platforms in the U.S.
Doubling revenues YoY, the company’s financial trajectory reflects that demand:
7 Billion Smartphones and Growing
Mode is expanding far beyond the EarnPhone.
The company is building an entire ecosystem powered by their EarnOS, which is quietly positioned to capitalize on the global satellite revolution.
With companies like SpaceX unlocking global satellite coverage in rural populations worldwide, Mode's earning technology can now reach billions more.
A Rare Ethical-Tech Investment Opportunity
Mode’s earning engine positions them as a FAANG-level challenger with a business model that is structurally more ethical, more efficient, and more aligned with consumer sentiment.
And investors benefit as the company grows virally through its user-owned model.
With their Nasdaq ticker “$MODE” reserved, early investors have an opportunity to secure pricing before the company enters its next phase of scaling.
Ready to Invest?
Early-stage pricing is now open through Mode’s SEC-qualified Reg D offering
Accredited investors have a rare chance to secure up to 80% bonus shares in 2026
Mode Mobile recently received their ticker reservation with Nasdaq ($MODE), indicating an intent to IPO in the next 24 months. An intent to IPO is no guarantee that an actual IPO will occur.

The Deloitte rankings are based on submitted applications and public company database research, with winners selected based on their fiscal-year revenue growth percentage over a three-year period.

This offer is only open to accredited investors.

Share price is set by the company.