Payroll and accounting SaaS solutions provider My Digital has reported an increase in turnover to £3.1m.
The Cheshire-based firm’s EBITDA also rose by 30% to reach £844,742, with customer numbers increasing by 17%.
During the year, the FinTech made the strategic decision to divest a non-core product, allowing greater focus on innovation and development within its core offering.
This shift included the launch of advanced features powered by artificial intelligence and a greater push into the bureau and in-house payroll markets.
Cash reserves increased to over £1.1m in a year in which the company was showcased in BusinessCloud’s FinTech 50 ranking.
My Digital also featured on the Greater Manchester Rising Stars of Business list for 2025, after being included on the Ones to Watch list in 2024.
“This has been a year of sharpening our focus, expanding our market presence, and investing in the future,” said Daniel Moss, CEO of My Digital.
“With the integration of AI features and a strong customer base, we are primed for further growth in 2025 and beyond.”
As part of its scale-up strategy, the company appointed Ged Gould as Chair during the year.
The board is considering acquisitions as part of its growth strategy and has stated that it will pursue any value enhancing targets should they be identified.
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