Kidoz Inc. (TSXV: KIDZ), the global leader in child-safe mobile advertising, just posted its strongest quarter to date—solidifying its position as the default monetization platform for digital content aimed at children under 13.
With quarterly revenue hitting $10.7 million and a pre-tax profit of $2.9 million, the company not only returned to profitability but also showcased the strength of its privacy-first model in a rapidly evolving regulatory environment.
STRATEGIC GROWTH BACKED BY INDUSTRY GIANTS
Kidoz’s impressive growth is underpinned by key partnerships and widespread industry adoption:
- Integrated into nearly 5,000 kid-focused apps
- Reaches over 400 million monthly active users globally
- Trusted by brands like Disney, LEGO, Mattel, McDonald’s, and Hasbro
- Certified partner of Apple and Google
The company’s AI-powered contextual ad engine, which targets content—not personal behavior—is proving essential as tech platforms introduce tools to support age-appropriate experiences.
THE KID SAFE REGULATORY ADVANTAGE
As lawmakers tighten the rules around data privacy—particularly for children—Kidoz stands apart. The company is fully compliant with global standards like COPPA and GDPR-K and is already aligned with forthcoming legislation like COPPA 2.0, which will mandate age-gating and data separation for under-13 audiences.
“Unlike traditional ad networks, we don’t collect our profile user data. Our contextual AI targeting is designed from the ground up to protect kids’ privacy—and that’s become our biggest competitive advantage.”
— Jason Williams, CEO of Kidoz Inc.
LOOKING AHEAD: PROFITABILITY, SCALE & MARKET SHARE
Kidoz has committed to maintaining quarterly profitability throughout 2025. With regulators enforcing stricter data use policies and major brands seeking safe ad environments, the company is capturing a growing share of a market forecast to surpass $100 billion in digital ad spend.
With a clear regulatory tailwind, scalable technology, and a rapidly growing client base, Kidoz is not just adapting to change—it’s defining the future of child-focused digital advertising.
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