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AudioEye, Inc. (NASDAQ: AEYE) is a software company focused on digital accessibility, and the AEYE news feed highlights how the business evolves across technology, regulation and financial performance. The company regularly issues press releases on quarterly results, emphasizing annual recurring revenue (ARR), adjusted EBITDA and other metrics that reflect its subscription-based model for accessibility services.
News about AudioEye often centers on record revenue periods, updates on ARR, and commentary from management on business momentum in regions such as the United States and the European Union. Earnings announcements typically describe revenue growth, gross profit trends, operating expenses and non-GAAP measures, alongside conference call details for investors and analysts.
Another major theme in AEYE news is regulatory-driven demand. The company has discussed the impact of the European Accessibility Act and other accessibility regulations, noting that these frameworks create wide-reaching requirements and potential penalties for non-compliance. Releases describe how customers expand their use of AudioEye’s platform to address accessibility obligations across websites and apps, including in the UK and EU.
AudioEye’s news flow also includes partnerships and customer wins, such as collaborations with UK-based digital agencies and organizations like Motability Operations, as well as financing developments like credit facilities with banks. Together, these updates give investors and observers insight into how AudioEye is positioning its AI-powered accessibility platform, managing growth and responding to global accessibility standards. For those tracking AEYE stock, the news page provides an organized view of these ongoing developments.
AudioEye (Nasdaq: AEYE) reported strong Q1 2025 financial results, marking its 37th consecutive quarter of record revenue. The digital accessibility company achieved $9.7M in total revenue, up 20% year-over-year, with gross profit reaching $7.7M (80% of revenue).
Key highlights include:
- Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) grew to $37.1M
- Customer base reached 119,000, up 7,000 from previous year
- Cash position strengthened to $8.3M
- Secured new $20M loan facility with Western Alliance Bank
Despite increased operating expenses of $8.7M and a net loss of $1.5M ($0.12 per share), adjusted EBITDA improved to $1.9M. The company projects Q2 2025 revenue between $9.85M-$10.0M and full-year 2025 revenue of $41.0M-$42.0M. CEO David Moradi highlighted strong business momentum and expects nearly $1 per share in run-rate free cash flow by Q4 2025.
AudioEye (Nasdaq: AEYE), the digital accessibility company, has scheduled its first quarter 2025 earnings conference call for Tuesday, April 29, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The company will release its financial results for Q1 2025 (ended March 31, 2025) via press release before the call.
The earnings call will include a management presentation followed by a Q&A session. Investors can join via U.S. dial-in (877-407-8289) or international number (201-689-8341). A webcast will be available through the investor relations section of AudioEye's website, remaining accessible for 90 days. A telephonic replay will be available until May 13, 2025.
AudioEye (AEYE) has secured a new $20 million loan facility with Bridge Bank, featuring a significant 6.5% interest rate reduction from their previous facility. The package includes a $12 million term loan, $3 million revolver, and $5 million delayed draw term loan for potential acquisitions.
The initial term loan will fully repay AudioEye's existing loan from November 2023 and strengthen their cash position. The company expects a 42% year-over-year increase in adjusted EBITDA based on previous guidance midpoint. The facility will mature in five years and provides additional flexibility for strategic opportunities.
AudioEye (NASDAQ: AEYE) reported record Q4 and full year 2024 results, marking its 36th consecutive period of record revenue. Q4 revenue increased 24% year-over-year to $9.7M with an adjusted EBITDA margin of 24%. Full year 2024 revenue grew 12% to $35.2M with gross profit of $27.9M.
The company reported Q4 net loss of $1.5M ($0.12 per share) compared to $0.5M loss in Q4 2023. Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) reached $36.6M by year-end. For 2025, AudioEye guides revenue between $41-42M (18% growth at midpoint) with adjusted EBITDA between $9-10M.
Notable developments include: customer base expansion to 127,000 (up 17,000 YoY), completion of $7M at-the-market offering at $24.65 per share, and board authorization for $12.5M share repurchase through January 2027. The company also welcomed Jim Hawkins to its board of directors and released its 2025 Digital Accessibility Index.
AudioEye (NASDAQ: AEYE) has released its 2025 Digital Accessibility Index, analyzing 15,000 websites across multiple industries. The study revealed an average of 297 accessibility issues per page, an eightfold increase from 37 issues in 2023, primarily due to improved testing capabilities.
Key findings show critical accessibility gaps:
- 38% of images lack proper alternative text
- 80% of pages have unclear link descriptions
- 35% of pages contain forms missing clear labels
The retail sector showed the highest vulnerability with 350.1 issues per page, while healthcare averaged 272 issues. The hospitality sector revealed 41% of pages had navigation problems for keyboard-only users. These accessibility barriers pose significant legal and compliance risks under ADA and EAA regulations.
AudioEye (Nasdaq: AEYE) has appointed Jim Hawkins to its board of directors, while Tony Coelho concludes his board tenure. Hawkins, a seasoned executive with extensive public company leadership experience, previously served as President and CEO of Natus Medical from 2004 to 2018, where he led revenue growth from $37 million to $530 million (1,300% increase) and increased market capitalization from $68 million to $1.1 billion (1,500% increase).
Currently serving on the boards of OSI Systems and IRadimed , Hawkins has been an AudioEye shareholder and witnessed the company's revenue quadruple while achieving cash flow profitability since David Moradi's involvement in 2019. Hawkins holds a bachelor's degree from Santa Clara University and an MBA in finance from San Francisco State University.
AudioEye (Nasdaq: AEYE), a digital accessibility company, has scheduled its Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2024 earnings conference call for March 12, 2025, at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time. The company will release its financial results via press release before the call.
The earnings call will include a management presentation followed by a Q&A session. Investors can join via U.S. dial-in (877-407-8289), international dial-in (201-689-8341), or webcast. A replay will be available through March 26, 2025, via phone and the company's investor relations website for 90 days.
AudioEye (Nasdaq: AEYE) has launched new role-based courses on AudioEyeQ, its free accessibility learning platform. The courses target business leaders, designers, developers, and website testers, providing specialized guidance for digital accessibility implementation.
The program includes four distinct courses: Strategic Accessibility Leadership for leaders, covering standards and solutions; Accessible Design Practices for designers; Accessible Coding with HTML, ARIA, JavaScript, and CSS for developers; and Accessibility Testing Basics for web testers.
AudioEyeQ is recognized by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) as an Approved Global Certification Preparation Provider. All courses are available free to the public, demonstrating AudioEye's commitment to making digital accessibility education widely accessible.
AudioEye (AEYE) announced that the Supreme Court of New York has fully dismissed a lawsuit filed by former employee David J. Kovacs against the company, CEO David Moradi, and Board Chairman Carr Bettis. The lawsuit, which alleged stock manipulation and retaliation under New York Labor Law, was dismissed with prejudice, preventing refiling. The plaintiff also voluntarily abandoned defamation and tortious interference claims.
The company had previously filed its own lawsuit against Kovacs in Florida in April 2024 for defamation and other causes. According to AudioEye's complaint, Kovacs was terminated for cause after displaying irrational behavior and making threats to initiate a 'short and distort' scheme against the company's stock. Kovacs' motion to dismiss AudioEye's Florida lawsuit was denied, and the company continues to pursue its claims.
WiSA Technologies has completed its acquisition of Data Vault Holdings' assets on December 31, 2024. The deal includes patent-protected acoustic and data technologies, featuring Web 3.0 Sumerian crypto anchors and the ADIO advertising network. As part of the transaction, WiSA issued 40 million shares of restricted common stock and appointed Nathaniel T. Bradley as CEO, with Brett Moyer transitioning to CFO.
The company plans to rebrand as Datavault Inc. in mid-January 2025 and change its Nasdaq ticker to ADIO. The acquisition consideration includes a $10 million unsecured promissory note due in 3 years and a 3% royalty on future net revenues from Datavault and ADIO product lines. Bradley received 1.2 million restricted stock units as an inducement, with half vesting over 36 months and half tied to achieving $40 million in revenue over any trailing 12-month period.
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