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ClearScore UK Triples Full Year Profit to £18.8m as Revenue tops £89m

By Dominic Sow · 11 September 2025

The ClearScore Group reports record UK results with revenue rising 17% to £89.7 million and operating profit tripling to £18.8 million, alongside global expansion, acquisitions, and product innovation.
The ClearScore Group, a global leader in financial marketplaces, has announced record results for its UK business for the year ending 31 December 2024. The combined Group is now producing close to £150m in annual revenue. The UK operation delivered a standout performance, with revenue rising 17% to £89.7 million as operating profit tripled to £18.8 million (FY23: £6.4 million), driven by increasing operational leverage, continued significant engagement with users and exclusive offers from lenders.  Recent strategic milestones and operational highlights include: 
  • Over 1.5 million product sales of credit cards, unsecured personal loans and car finance, together with strong growth in current accounts and savings. Over 40 exclusive offers, saving users millions of pounds in interest and the most highly converting journeys, smoothing the path to credit for millions.
  • Acquisition of credit marketplace Aro Finance (January 2025), strengthening ClearScore’s reach in the UK by adding a significant B2B2C channel through embedded finance to its core proposition. ClearScore subsequently launched ‘ClearScore Everywhere’ in the UK (July 2025), integrating its data-driven credit matching platform into third-party digital channels, offering personalised credit solutions to partners’ customers.
  • In the last year, D•One, ClearScore’s open banking services business, has sparked the beginnings of a sea-change in credit decisioning practices by proactively sharing user permissioned open banking data with lenders at scale. Dozens of lenders have now integrated with D•One, including NewDay and Zopa, enabling them to leverage D•One’s enriched dataset to make responsible credit offers to consumers who would otherwise be excluded from mainstream lending. Twenty-three per cent of all lending on the ClearScore marketplace is now driven by open banking.
  • Investment in debt consolidation loan technology and partnerships. Newly developed ‘Clearer’ technology, whereby debt consolidation loans are paid straight to creditors on a borrower’s behalf, has been scaled with the addition of new partners and diversification into secured loan broking.
  • £30 million financing secured from HSBC Innovation Banking UK (February 2025), supporting global expansion and continued product innovation.
The ClearScore Group operates three businesses, ClearScore, DriveScore and D•One, supporting consumers and more than 200 financial services partners globally. ClearScore celebrated its 10-year anniversary in July 2025 and now supports over 24 million users worldwide in making better financial decisions, with a continued focus on cutting-edge technology, permissioned data at scale and best-in-class user engagement.  Smartphone telematics app, DriveScore, now has over 630,000 users. It helps people save up to £450 on their car insurance by being a good driver. Users have logged over 2.5 billion driving miles on the app.  The Group has continued to invest strategically in product, technology, and API integrations with partners. In addition, the Group continues to diversify outside of its core market by investing and growing its international businesses in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Canada, with now close to 10 million international users and an increasingly powerful set of API integrations.  Justin Basini, Co-Founder and CEO of The ClearScore Group, said: “2024 was a transformational year for ClearScore. Our UK business delivered exceptional growth and profit, demonstrating the power of our model and the trust we've built with millions of users. We’ve also laid strong foundations internationally and are pleased to broaden the Group impact while continuing to invest in innovation and new markets. The acquisition of Aro Finance and support from HSBC Innovation Banking further strengthen our momentum as we continue to build as a global leader in financial marketplaces.”

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