KwikClick, Inc.

What they do

KwikClick runs a software platform where stores and manufacturers can list products or services and attach a self-determined discount or incentive budget in exchange for exposure and increased sales volume. It also builds custom software features for customers, typically alongside embedding its transaction platform into a customer's website. The company, organized in Delaware in 1993, began KwikClick operations in 2020 and owns the kwik.com and kwikclick.com URLs.

Revenue drivers

• Custom design services — Custom software features built for customers, generally in addition to embedding the KwikClick transaction platform; this line increased $274,958, from $203,000 in Q2 2025 to $477,958 in Q2 2026.
• Platform operations — The KwikClick referral, cashback, loyalty and influencer tools at Kwik.com; the 10-K states the company currently generates only small amounts of revenue from platform operations.
• Potential licensing — The 10-K describes possible licensing of the app to store owners to offer referral-marketing commissions for influencers on platforms such as Etsy and Amazon, which it says may expand revenue; no licensing revenue is reported.

Recent performance

Second-quarter 2026 revenue was $972,469 versus $231,710 in the second quarter of 2025. Custom design services drove that increase, rising $274,958 from $203,000 to $477,958. Recent quarterly revenue has risen each period: $242,497 at 2025-09-30, $606,400 at 2025-12-31, $675,161 at 2026-03-31 and $972,469 at 2026-06-30. Full-year 2025 revenue was approximately $1.3 million against a net loss of about $1.3 million and operating cash outflow of $202,102. At 2026-06-30 the company reported total assets of $926,275, total liabilities of $4.2 million, negative shareholder equity of $3.3 million and cash of $321,139.

Strategy

Management describes KwikClick as a social interaction, selling and referral software platform intended to turn customers into promoters through word-of-mouth, loyalty, cashback and influencer tools. The company states it is targeting representatives of network marketing companies who may use the platform to market to their networks, and it sees potential to license the app to store owners for referral commissions on third-party marketplaces. It has filed several patent applications around its "single product tree" direct-sales marketing method and related derivative inventions, and has been granted four patents since inception with the remainder pending. Recent growth has come from custom design work for customers alongside platform embedding. The 10-K states that direct competition exists with platforms including Etsy, Wish, Amazon and Shopify.

Risks

• Weak balance sheet and liquidity — The 10-K states the balance sheet is weak and the company lacks liquidity, with negative shareholder equity of $3.3 million and $4.2 million of liabilities against $321,139 of cash at 2026-06-30.
• No history of profitability — The 10-K states the company has not been profitable in any year of operation, with a 2025 net loss of about $1.3 million and operating cash outflow of $202,102.
• Limited market share and early-stage revenue — The 10-K states the company is relatively new, not well established, generates only small revenue from platform operations and has no meaningful share of its market.
• Illiquid common stock — The 10-K states only a limited market exists for the common stock and there is no assurance a regular trading market will develop or be sustained, which could make shares difficult to sell.

Outlook

The company does not provide specific financial guidance in the excerpts. Management highlights the recent expansion of custom design services and describes licensing the platform to store owners as a possible source of additional revenue. The 10-K risk factors state that there is no assurance the company will obtain needed funding or become profitable.