Kidoz Inc. (OTCQB:KDOZF) reported unaudited condensed interim financial results for the quarter ended September 30, 2025, showing record revenue of $3,666,521 (CAD 5,128,715). The figure represents a 60 percent year‑over‑year increase from $2,287,776 in Q3 2024, driven by higher publisher adoption of its Safe Ad Network and the expansion of the Prado SDK to broader audiences.
Revenue growth was concentrated in the core advertising platform, where publisher volume rose sharply as the company secured new partnerships and extended its reach into non‑child audiences through the Prado SDK launch in July. The SDK’s broader deployment added an estimated $200,000 in incremental revenue, while the Safe Ad Network contributed the majority of the $1.38 million increase over the prior year.
Gross profit climbed to $1,877,511, up 48 percent from $1,208,564 in Q3 2024, reflecting higher margin mix from premium publisher contracts. However, operating expenses rose 23 percent to $1,227,647, largely due to a 51 percent increase in non‑capitalized R&D spending aimed at scaling the platform. The result was a net loss of $177,711, a reduction from the $406,284 loss reported in Q3 2024, indicating a narrowing loss trajectory as revenue accelerates.
CEO Jason Williams said the quarter’s performance positioned the company for a “record fourth‑quarter” and annual profitability. He noted that the technology was being “positioned for stability ahead of the crucial holiday trading period” and that the company was “making progress toward sustained profitability” through strategic investments in technology and platform enhancements.
Kidoz’s focus on privacy‑first, child‑safe advertising aligns with tightening regulations such as COPPA and GDPR‑K, giving it a competitive advantage in a market where compliance is increasingly critical. The company’s continued investment in R&D and technology is intended to support scale‑up growth, with the expectation that the expanded SDK and platform stability will drive higher publisher adoption and revenue momentum into the holiday season and beyond.
Looking ahead, Kidoz expects the holiday period to be a key driver of revenue, and management has expressed confidence that the platform’s enhanced capabilities will translate into higher publisher volumes and stronger margins as the company continues to invest in technology and compliance.
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