Eva Live says FastQuote is generating about $10,000 a day in revenue
Eva Live says FastQuote is generating about $10,000 in daily revenue from debt consolidation and home security, and it plans a wider rollout.
Eva Live Inc. said on Aug. 25 that its FastQuote platform is generating about $10,000 in daily revenue, which the company said works out to an annualized run rate of about $3.65 million.
The company said most of the revenue is coming from debt consolidation and home security. Eva Live also said FastQuote’s revenue has grown about 20% week over week.
Eva Live said it plans to expand FastQuote into more than 50 additional consumer categories, including real estate, home services, legal services, financial services, insurance and automotive.
In the release, Eva Live described FastQuote as an AI-driven customer-acquisition platform that uses advertising technology, analytics, matching and conversion-optimization tools. The company said it is focused on scaling the categories already generating revenue.
CEO David Boulette said the $10,000 in daily revenue is revenue “being generated today,” and said the company reached that level while primarily focusing on only two categories. He said the immediate priority is to keep scaling the parts of the business that are already producing revenue.
The company also cited broader market data in support of the rollout. The release said U.S. consumers carried about $1.26 trillion in credit-card balances in the second quarter of 2026, citing the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. It also said Grand View Research estimates the U.S. smart-home security market at about $14.1 billion in 2026, with growth to about $26.4 billion by 2033.
Eva Live identified itself in the release as a Las Vegas-based company traded on Nasdaq under the ticker GOAI. The press release included a forward-looking statements disclaimer.
The announcement is based on a company press release distributed through GlobeNewswire. The expansion plans and market references remain subject to execution and the risks listed in the company’s disclaimer.
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