AudioEye
👤 David Moradi (CEO) (Bradleys built the patents in 2005. Activist investor Moradi seized the sinking micro-cap in 2020, rebuilt it as reseller SaaS.)🌐 siteLinkedIn
It turned the ADA-lawsuit epidemic into a subscription: AI widget plus human fixes, sold via web hosts to 131k sites.
Will it work? · our read
Lawsuits sell it. A real, profitable SaaS - $40M ARR, 78% margin - riding a litigation wave. But it sells a promise courts haven't blessed; if overlays lose in court, cheap SMB base churns first.
01How the money moves
ADA web lawsuits surge - 2,000+ filed in a single half-year
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Web hosts and resellers bundle AudioEye's widget + expert fixes to SMBs
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131k sites pay recurring subscriptions -> $40M ARR
02The numbers
$40.3M
FY2025 revenue (+15%)
10-K
about 131k
customers
Q4'25 PR
+37%
ADA web suits, H1'25 YoY
AudioEye
36 straight record-revenue quarters; growth now led by the SMB partner/marketplace channel. AudioEye Q4'25 release
$40.3M FY2025 rev (public 10-K) - $40M ARR - 78% gross margin
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AudioEye FY2025 results (FILED) - $40.3M rev, $40M ARR, 78% margin, about 131k customersAudioEye (AEYE) revenue history - public-company revenue 2015-2025AudioEye Web Accessibility Litigation Report - 2,000+ ADA web suits H1 2025, +37% YoY (vendor data)Adrian Roselli: FTC catches up to accessiBe - critic view of overlays plus the FTC actionWP Tavern: advocates' open letter against overlays
Revenue is FILED and first-party: $40.3M FY2025, $40.0M ARR, 78% gross margin, about 131k customers, from AudioEye's Q4/FY2025 release and public filings (NASDAQ: AEYE) - verified. Lawsuit stats (2,000+ ADA web suits H1'25, +37% YoY, 78% ecommerce) come from AudioEye's own litigation report - self-interested but broadly corroborated by third-party trackers (UsableNet/Seyfarth); treat as directional. The overlay-effectiveness debate is genuine and unresolved: I present the disability-community critique (Roselli, advocate open letter) and the FTC's 2025 accessiBe action as real risk, not settled fact - and note AudioEye differs from pure overlays via human remediation. Pricing figures for AudioEye and rivals are approximate market positioning, not first-party confirmed. We never score you.