Clear Reports $900 Million Revenue and $168 Million Net Income in 2025 Alongside 2022 Security Lapse

Clear recorded $900 million in revenue and $168 million in net income in 2025, according to company figures reported by Forbes. The New York-based firm paid its partner airports $128 million during the year. Chief executive Caryn Seidman Becker said the payments represented 100 percent profit for the airports.

2 million members. Active airport memberships grew 6 percent in 2025. 6 billion.

1 billion. The company signed a multiyear extension with American Express in spring 2026. It is also used at Yankee Stadium and eight other sports venues.

Clear integrates with DocuSign, LinkedIn, and Uber. Seidman Becker serves on the board of Home Depot. Major hospital groups in Georgia, New York, New Jersey, and Louisiana have signed contracts to integrate Clear.

Hackensack Meridian Health, which owns 18 hospitals, uses the service for password recovery on MyChart accounts. 3 million people, has placed Clear in check-in kiosks for 264 departments and doctor’s offices and is expanding the system to every hospital it owns. In December 2025 Clear secured a $6 million contract with Medicare that allows new enrollees to sign in with a selfie.

Across airports and enterprises, 41 million people were enrolled in 2025, a 31 percent increase from the prior year. Enterprise bookings grew fivefold during the same period. Clear’s stock price rose 68 percent in 2026 through June 3, outpacing the Nasdaq’s 13 percent gain.

The company does not sell any data to third parties. Seidman Becker, 53, purchased Clear’s assets and 190,000 fingerprints for $6 million during the financial crisis after liquidating most of her hedge fund, Arience Capital. She relaunched the service in Orlando and Denver in 2010.