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The involvement of Islamic Microfinance Institutions (IMFI) in building the national economy is paramount to help the poor. Providing access and lower-level household services has the potential to create conflict with its sustainability. This study analyzes the social outreach factors that determine financial and social efficiencies. Mixed methods by combining quantitative and qualitative are able to answer the problems and desired goals. Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) and multivariate analysis are statistical instruments, while interviews further clarify or deepen existing information. The estimation process of the dependent variables is influenced by the proxy of depth, breadth, length, scope, and cost. The results show that the average loan installments, the number of female borrowers, age, profit orientation and operational costs have a significant effect on financial and social efficiencies. The collection of funds and the amount and type of financing do not have a significant impact on financial efficiency, but is significant for social efficiency. Meanwhile, the amount and type of savings do not contribute significantly to both. The coefficients of determination were 45.1572% and 60.4167%. When compared to existing standards, the proportion is included as in the strong criteria.