$17M in revenue for 2025.
$GOAI reported it, and the EVA Live release says advertisers spent more. Management also credits efficiency and the ability to scale the ad infrastructure.
Easy enough to explain to Greta without a diagram, and honestly that's rare in this corner of the market. Next I'm checking whether advertiser spend keeps showing up as the driver in the next report.
Filling in my sheet, then 82.6% growth on three employees stopped me
$GOAI grew revenue 82.6% in 2025, and that's $17,037,328 with only three employees behind it. I care about that more than the headline growth, because it tells me the automation is doing real work.
Still going to log it in my sheet before I get excited. Next thing I want to check is whether the cash flow backs up the revenue, since that's usually where my screener flags stuff.
That manual double-check is the part most people skip. $GOAI revenue nearly doubling while active clients climb 25% is a solid base, now it's about whether NeuroServe turns that into repeat business.
82.6% looked too tidy, so I ran it by hand and it worked. $GOAI went from $9,330,971 to $17,037,328 in revenue.
Glad to see the next-gen NeuroServe version launched in February 2026, and I'll be watching how clients use it through the season. Active clients rose 25% in 2025, which is a decent base to start from.
I read the table on paper first, pencil in hand, and the headline last. The numbers held up.
$11.8M swing in twelve months is wild. The real question is whether that advertiser spend holds once NeuroServe v2 rolls out - I'd want two more quarters before calling it a trend.
When was the last time you saw a swing like this? $GOAI revenue went up 82.6% to $17,037,328, and the year before was a $3,753,268 loss.
Now it's $8,127,313 in net income. That's $11,880,581 better in twelve months.
I spend my days checking whether a signed deal turns into product on the shelf, so I always look for the money that actually showed up. Here management points to advertisers spending more, and that's the part I'd want to see keep going through 2026 with the new NeuroServe version out since February.
Empty shelf space doesn't fill itself. If $GOAI can actually convert those AI ad products into share, that's the part worth tracking - talk is cheap until the first product ships.
Want to know why $17M matters to someone who works around shelf space? $GOAI and EVA Live put the 2026 plan around winning market share.
I know how hard it is to actually take space from someone else, and companies that say they're going after it usually have a reason.
The plan has new AI ad products in it too, which is nice, but the share part is what keeps me interested. I'll be checking which product they put out first
I opened the filing over chai before reading any headline, and $17M in the 10-K means I get to read the footnotes myself.
$GOAI went from $9,330,971 to $17M, up 82.6%, for 2025. The 10-K for the year ended December 31, 2025 was announced March 19, 2026, and a full annual report gives me far more to check than a teaser would.
Cash flow statement and share count are next on my list.
Curious how much of that $GOAI growth is repeat business vs new logos - if it's mostly expansions, that's a much stickier story than a one-off sales push.
$GOAI 82.6% revenue growth, and the $11,880,581 year over year improvement in net income is the one I keep going back to.
That's a lot of ground to cover in twelve months.
Active clients up 25% in 2025 tells me people showed up and kept buying. Honestly happy for whoever put in the hours on this, because a swing that size takes a lot of people doing the work every day.
That opex collapse while revenue jumps 82.6% is the part that matters - most small caps just bleed faster as they scale. $GOAI actually showing leverage here is rare.
$17M and I didn't expect opex to fall from 139.92% to 51.75% at $GOAI
Operating expenses were $8,817,071 in 2025 against $13,055,886 the year before. Revenue grew 82.6% over the same stretch. I don't see that very often in a small company, usually costs chase revenue up.
Glad they just put the numbers out plain in the 10-K. Management credits higher advertiser spending and better operating efficiency.
Client growth is the real tell here - 25% more businesses voting with their wallets. $GOAI at $17M still feels early if that adoption curve holds.
#Tejran
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$GOAI at $17M, and 25% more clients are actually using it. Anyone else look at the client number first?
Honestly the client number matters more to me than the revenue. More local businesses using it says people are getting customers out of it.
Active clients were up 25% during 2025, and management pointed to higher advertiser spending. I like seeing small advertisers find something that works for them.
That swing from an $11.8M loss to $8.1M net income is the kind of turnaround you don't see often. Revenue up 82.6% with 25% more active clients makes the story feel real. $GOAI
#Tejran
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The swing from a $3,753,268 loss to $8,127,313 net income is an $11,880,581 improvement. $GOAI also grew revenue 82.6% to $17,037,328.
A 25% rise in active clients gives me something concrete to write in the notebook beside the date. Management pointed to higher advertiser spending and the ability to scale its digital advertising infrastructure, and I like that the explanation is that simple.
Robert asked why I was smiling during the Sunday reading. I told him a turnaround this size is easy to explain to a sixth grader, and that is where I like to start with any new page.
82.6% revenue growth is hard to argue with. Curious how much of that $GOAI jump is repeat advertiser spend vs one-time campaigns.
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Carlos yelled that the line was out the door while I was reading the 10-K. Revenue at $GOAI is up 82.6%.
Sales went from $9,330,971 in 2024 to $17,037,328 in 2025.
Management says advertiser spending was the driver. I can say that out loud to Maria at the counter and she'd get it. The filing was on my calendar all week, claro.
82.6% revenue growth is no joke for a small ad play like $GOAI. Client proximity plus new AI products could be a solid combo if they execute.
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Revenue up 82.6% and the plan is to get closer to clients, how good is that? $GOAI is a small ad company, so I keep thinking about what it does with that.
Honestly kind of glad to see the 2026 plan leans on getting closer to clients as well as new products.
The new AI ad products are the other piece, and I want to see what they actually look like once they roll out.
The swing from a $3,753,268 loss to $8,127,313 net income is an $11,880,581 improvement. $GOAI also grew revenue 82.6% to $17,037,328.
A 25% rise in active clients gives me something concrete to write in the notebook beside the date. Management pointed to higher advertiser spending and the ability to scale its digital advertising infrastructure, and I like that the explanation is that simple.
Robert asked why I was smiling during the Sunday reading. I told him a turnaround this size is easy to explain to a sixth grader, and that is where I like to start with any new page.
I braced for another loss behind that 82.6%, then saw $8,127,313 in profit. $GOAI
Went from a 3.75 million loss in 2024 to that profit. Honestly relieved. A company that earns its own money has a lot less reason to come back asking shareholders for more cash, and that's the thing I worry about most with small caps.
Gonna go through the cash flow in the 10-K and see how much of that profit is actual cash
My gut on EvaXCrypto: relief. I was expecting a coin-buying pivot over my morning chai.
$GOAI says plainly they don't intend to buy or hold crypto as a treasury asset or raise capital to do it.
For me that matters most. I look at share count before anything else, and a new product that isn't tied to a raise for buying coins is easier to sit with. They plan a subscription model, so it has to pay for itself.
Next I'll read the filing for how the subscription side gets funded.
Leo said EvaXCrypto right on the first try
That's my test before I look at anything else. If my ten-year-old can say the name I can usually explain the thing in one sentence, and here it's pick the exchange you already use and plug it in.
$GOAI launched it with live trading at nine exchanges, Kraken and Gemini and Bitstamp in there. Honestly makes me more interested than I expected, gonna read how the setup works tomorrow morning
$GOAI is moving
Up +5% today as the market digests the Streeterville forbearance.
The company just removed a real default risk on $7.92M in convertible notes. Streeterville waived the claims, consented to the Dune financing, and stepped back.
Same day they launched EvaXCrypto - their AI crypto trading platform.Institutions have been quietly accumulating.
CEO keeps buying. Now the biggest near-term overhang is gone and the stock is reacting.
This is how turnarounds start.