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Austin, Texas, August 13, 2025
Aurigo Software, an Austin-based provider of capital program management solutions, was named to the Inc. 5000 list for the fourth time, citing strong demand for its flagship Masterworks platform and the launch of two AI offerings, Lumina and Primus Plan. The company says its cloud solutions support owners across infrastructure and private facilities and now manage more than $450 billion in capital programs across 40,000 projects in North America. Lumina offers natural-language search, document summarization and analytics, while Primus Plan provides AI-driven project scoring, forecasting and ROI modeling for private facility portfolios. Aurigo maintains offices in Canada and India.
Aurigo Software, a provider of capital planning and construction management software, was named on a national 2025 list of fastest-growing private companies, marking the fourth time the company has appeared on the list. The recognition was announced on Aug. 12, 2025, in a company statement from Austin, Texas.
The list highlights private companies that have sustained rapid revenue growth even as the wider economy faced uncertainty, inflationary pressure, and labor-market shifts. Among the list’s top 500 companies, the median three-year revenue growth reached 1,552 percent, and those top performers collectively added more than 48,678 jobs over three years. Inclusion on the list signals that a company has scaled its business while navigating those headwinds.
Aurigo attributed its 2025 growth primarily to increased demand for Masterworks, a platform designed to help infrastructure and facility owners handle large capital programs with greater insight, transparency, and efficiency. Masterworks is positioned as a tool for planning, tracking, and reporting complex construction and capital portfolios.
In the same announcement, the company introduced Lumina, described as an AI companion built to change how users find and analyze project information. Lumina includes two modules:
Aurigo also debuted Primus Plan, a capital planning tool tailored for private facility owners such as healthcare systems, manufacturers, retailers, and data center operators. Primus Plan is built to help score and prioritize projects, forecast costs, model cash flow, quantify return on investment, and align decisions with current project data using AI-powered frameworks.
The company said its cloud-based software supports more than 300 customers across transportation, water and utilities, healthcare, higher education, and government. Their solutions are used on over 40,000 projects across North America, and the firm reports managing in excess of $450 billion in capital programs. The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and maintains global offices in Canada and India.
Company leadership framed the list placement as recognition of team effort and customer relationships and emphasized continued work to modernize how infrastructure is planned and delivered. Industry observers noted that inclusion on the growth list underscores resilience; businesses named this year reportedly expanded despite rising costs and shifting global dynamics.
The company provides further details about its products and services on its website. The announcement included additional context about the AI features and product road map for the coming year.
A: Aurigo was listed on a national list of fastest-growing private companies for 2025, marking the fourth time the company has made the list.
A: Growth was led by demand for Masterworks, the company’s flagship capital program platform, and supported by new product launches: the AI companion Lumina and the capital planning product Primus Plan.
A: Lumina is an AI companion with two main modules. Lumina GPT enables natural-language search and document summaries. Lumina Analytics delivers budget and schedule analysis, risk detection, and actionable insights.
A: Primus Plan is targeted at private facility owners, including healthcare systems, manufacturing sites, retail operations, and data centers. It helps score projects, forecast costs, model cash flows, and quantify ROI using AI-driven frameworks.
A: The company supports more than 300 customers, is used on over 40,000 projects across North America, and reports managing more than $450 billion in capital programs.
A: The company is headquartered in Austin, Texas, and has offices in Canada and India.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Recognition | Named to the 2025 list of fastest-growing private companies (fourth time) |
| Flagship product | Masterworks — capital program management for infrastructure and facility owners |
| New AI companion | Lumina with Lumina GPT (natural-language search, summaries) and Lumina Analytics (budget/schedule accuracy, risk detection) |
| New planning tool | Primus Plan — capital planning for private facility owners with AI scoring, cost forecasting, cash-flow modeling, and ROI analysis |
| Scale | Over $450 billion in capital programs under management; used on over 40,000 projects; trusted by more than 300 customers |
| Headquarters | Austin, Texas; offices in Canada and India |
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