Eva Live Inc. reports developments in AI-driven digital advertising, marketing automation, and online lead generation. The company’s updates center on autonomous campaign management tools, including Eva Brain, NeuroServer, and Fast Quote Direct, which are designed for real-time campaign deployment, bid and budget optimization, audience targeting, fraud filtering, quoting, and customer acquisition workflows.
GOAI news also covers operating results, client adoption, product commercialization, financing activity, Nasdaq listing developments, and capital priorities. Recurring announcements connect the company’s advertising technology platform with enterprise marketing customers, lead-generation use cases, and the capital structure needed to support product expansion.
EVA LIVE (GOAI) will attend the 2026 Maxim Growth Summit from October 12–14 at The Hard Rock Hotel NYC. The company will meet institutional investors in one-on-one sessions and engage with senior Maxim research analysts during the event. The conference will also feature CEO roundtable discussions moderated by Maxim research analysts, with portions streamed online.
Eva Live (GOAI) CEO David Boulette purchased 19,800 common shares in the open market on September 25, 2026. He paid $2.01 per share, investing $39,798 of his own funds. The transaction was disclosed in a Form 4 filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on September 28.
Boulette also bought 18,478 shares on September 22 at an average price of approximately $2.03 per share. The two purchases added 38,278 shares through a combined personal cash investment of approximately $77,308. After the latest purchase, he directly owned 23,266,225 Eva Live shares. The purchases follow a separately announced acquisition of more than 4.22 million shares through an option exercise, stock issued for accrued compensation and an open-market purchase.
Eva Live (GOAI) reported that CEO David Boulette acquired 4,221,425 additional common shares for approximately $900,229, including an open-market purchase.
The transactions comprised 4,000,000 shares at $0.10 per share ($400,000), 202,947 shares at $2.28 per share (about $462,719), and 18,478 shares bought in the open market at an average price of about $2.03 per share (around $37,510). Following these purchases, Boulette’s direct ownership increased to roughly 23,043,478 Eva Live shares, which the company said further aligns his equity interests with those of shareholders and signals confidence in its long-term strategy.
Eva Live continues to develop and commercialize technology-driven businesses focused on artificial intelligence, digital marketing, lead generation and related scalable platforms, including its autonomous AI marketing technology Eva Brain and its digital lead-generation platform FastQuoteDirect.com.
Eva Live (GOAI) announced that subsidiary Eva Defense has unveiled a next-generation low-noise autonomous drone prototype for stealth-oriented defense, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance operations.
The aircraft is being engineered around reduced acoustic signature to lower detectability and is designed as an intelligent autonomous platform rather than a purely remotely piloted drone. Future versions are intended to integrate with the company’s SwarmOS AI command-and-control system to support mission planning, navigation, sensor fusion, and coordination of multiple autonomous aircraft from a unified environment. The prototype is part of a broader architecture that also includes resilient communications technologies for use in degraded or denied GPS and radio-frequency conditions.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) announced a white-label agreement with Domain Development Corporation (DDC) to deploy its EvaBrain AI platform across DDC-operated digital properties. The partnership combines DDC’s two decades of domain development and monetization expertise with Eva Live’s conversational AI to power branded, AI-driven user experiences.
According to Eva Live, EvaBrain will act as an intelligence layer that can integrate into existing websites, replacing traditional page and menu navigation with natural-language interaction. The company views the DDC deployment as a key step in commercializing EvaBrain through enterprise and white-label channels.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) reported that its AI-powered customer-acquisition platform FastQuote has reached approximately $10,000 in daily revenue, focused primarily on two categories: debt consolidation and home security. This corresponds to an estimated $3.65 million annualized revenue run rate, with revenue recently growing about 20% week over week.
According to Eva Live, FastQuote’s current performance has been achieved while concentrating on these initial markets, which address large U.S. consumer opportunities in credit-card debt and smart-home security. The company is preparing to apply the same AI, advertising and analytics infrastructure across more than 50 additional consumer categories, including real estate, home services, legal, financial services, insurance and automotive, through a single AI-powered platform designed to understand consumer intent and connect them with multiple service providers.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) announced that wholly owned subsidiary Eva Defense signed a development agreement with Boumarang to create a resilient communications unmanned aircraft system designed to operate in DDIL (Denied, Degraded, Intermittent, Limited) environments. Eva Defense will fund a 12‑month program with total committed payments of $1.2 million, payable in $100,000 monthly installments from August 5, 2026 through July 31, 2027.
The staged program (feasibility, proof of concept, field test, beta gate) targets 10–20 beta-ready prototypes, a low‑rate initial production plan, and an NDAA‑compliant supplier base. Deliverables are assigned to Eva Defense upon full payment, while Boumarang’s background technology is licensed on a non‑exclusive basis where incorporated. The platform is aimed at secure, jam‑resistant communications and autonomous mission execution for government and allied customers. The company noted the program is early stage, has no customer or contract award, and Eva Live has not yet generated defense‑market revenue.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) announced the formation of the Eva Defense advisory board and appointed its first two members, General Robert Brooks Brown, U.S. Army (Ret.), and Ross Mandel. The board will actively direct Eva Defense’s use of Eva Live’s AI to develop military-grade technologies for government and defense customers.
Eva Defense, a wholly owned subsidiary, is building an integrated defense platform around three core products: the GOAT autonomous drone, SwarmOS AI mission-planning console, and mmWave Link jam-resistant communication system. The advisory board is expected to expand with additional leaders from defense, aerospace, AI, cybersecurity, and government.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI) has signed a Letter of Intent to acquire a controlling 51% interest in Airbeam Wireless Technologies, with an option for the remaining 49%, valuing Airbeam at about US$16 million. Airbeam is a 60GHz wireless semiconductor company whose portfolio includes access to 260+ patents and design assets for WiHD, WiGig and advanced millimeter‑wave technologies.
According to Eva Live, these assets build on more than $150 million of cumulative R&D and commercialization investment across multiple predecessors. The company believes the proposed deal will accelerate its Eva Defense strategy in autonomous drone swarm communications, resilient military networks, smart city infrastructure, satellite networking and potential future lunar communications, targeting what it views as a $3 trillion long‑term global opportunity across defense, satellite and AI infrastructure.
Eva Live (NASDAQ: GOAI), through its subsidiary Eva Defense, is forming an internal cybersecurity task force focused on AI-driven digital defense. The team will identify targets for acquisitions and partnerships in areas like threat detection, automated response, cloud and network security, and identity protection.
Eva Defense is inviting cybersecurity innovators to discuss potential deals as it pursues a consolidation strategy in AI-powered security.