OneMeta Inc.

What they do

OneMeta develops and markets natural language processing products that provide real-time interpretation, transcription and translation. Its VerbumSuite platform includes Verbum, VerbumOnSite, VerbumCall, VerbumMeeting, VerbumAgentis, VerbumTranscript and VerbumSDK, supporting more than 140 languages and dialects over phone, virtual meetings and online chat. The company sells through its online platform, direct sales and partnerships with contact-center and technology providers, and is expanding into on-premise and private cloud deployments for data-sensitive customers.

Revenue drivers

• Verbum / VerbumCall usage — Per-minute AI interpretation sold at a wholesale price of $0.30 to $0.36 per minute; the earnings release cites a 500%+ rise in VerbumCall weekly consumption run rate from January to June 2026 and 20+ new enterprise clients.
• OEM and reseller agreements — Fees based on usage under the October 2024 OEM agreement with inContact (a NICE Ltd. affiliate) and the three-year Avaya master reseller agreement signed April 8, 2026, under which OneMeta received $3.0 million as a prepaid credit balance.
• One-time licensing/implementation fees — Management attributed the year-over-year revenue decline in Q2 and H1 2026 to a significant one-time licensing implementation fee in the prior-year period, indicating these fees are lumpy rather than recurring.
• Genesys AppFoundry marketplace — Non-exclusive ISV participation under an August 22, 2024 agreement, with OneMeta paying Genesys a revenue share on invoiced sales; no revenue figure was disclosed in the excerpts.

Recent performance

Full-year 2025 revenue was $1,505,866 versus $31,304 in 2024. Q2 2026 revenue was $439,366, down from $700,755 in Q2 2025, and H1 2026 revenue was $619,483 versus $829,273 a year earlier. Gross profit fell to $416,122 in H1 2026 from $737,598, while total operating expenses rose to $3,725,353 from $2,046,599. H1 2026 net loss was $5,577,010, including $2,267,779 of interest expense, versus a $1,421,680 net loss a year earlier.

Strategy

OneMeta is pursuing a go-to-market strategy of embedding AI translation into contact centers through CCaaS and platform partners such as Avaya, inContact/NICE and Genesys. It is expanding on-premise and private cloud offerings in response to enterprise demand for data privacy and sovereign AI, building on a multi-tenant architecture with isolated client datasets. The company repurchased 4,166,667 Series B-1 Convertible Preferred shares for $2.85 million in April 2026 to reduce fully diluted share count. It has added ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification alongside SOC 2 Type 2, GDPR and HIPAA compliance, and expanded U.S. government procurement access via Carahsoft vehicles including NASA SEWP V, NASPO ValuePoint and OMNIA Partners.

Risks

• Going concern and cash position — Cash was $49,491 and shareholders' equity was negative $6,188,141 at June 30, 2026, and the earnings release references the company's going concern disclosure in the Form 10-Q.
• Persistent losses and rising interest cost — H1 2026 net loss was $5,577,010 and interest expense was $2,267,779, up sharply from $112,679 a year earlier, tied to convertible and promissory notes.
• Lumpy revenue base — Prior-year results included a significant one-time licensing implementation fee, and management states new installations and consumption, not reported revenue, are the better momentum indicator.
• Competition from larger platforms — The 10-K identifies Microsoft Teams, Zoom and Google Meet as offering live interpretation, notes competitors with greater financial and technical resources, and cites human interpreters as the main alternative.

Outlook

Management says each new client installation is expected to convert into recurring platform revenue as customers scale usage across additional users and locations, and it views consumption growth as a stronger indicator than period-over-period revenue comparisons. The company also states it is optimistic about the trajectory from the Q2 2026 client intake and partnership signings. The earnings release points readers to the Form 10-Q for complete results and the going concern disclosure.