- Reklaim (TSXV:MYID), a consumer data privacy and monetization stock, announced a record-breaking 73 per cent year-over-year revenue growth in Q1 2025
- Revenue was $1,262,191 (up 73 per cent YoY)
- Reklaim’s Q1 growth was bolstered by deeper integrations with major platforms including The Trade Desk, Google, LiveRamp, and Meta
- Reklaim stock (TSXV:MYID) last traded at $0.09
Reklaim (TSXV:MYID), a consumer data privacy and monetization stock, announced a record-breaking 73 per cent year-over-year revenue growth in Q1 2025, driven by strong platform integrations and rising demand for privacy-compliant data solutions. The company also unveiled a new subscription-based privacy service, Reklaim Protect, further expanding its dual-offering strategy.
Q1 2025 financial highlights
- Revenue: $1,262,191 (up 73 per cent YoY)
- Gross margin: 81 per cent (vs. 82 per cent in Q1 2024)
- EBITDA: -$134,677 (vs. -$102,886 in Q1 2024)
- Net income: -$221,645 (vs. -$170,624 in Q1 2024)
Despite widening losses, Reklaim’s top-line growth and high gross margins underscore the scalability of its platform and the growing market appetite for ethical data solutions.
Monetization and protection: Reklaim’s dual-offering strategy
Reklaim continues to serve both ends of the consumer data spectrum through:
- Reklaim rewards: A platform where users voluntarily share their data in exchange for compensation from brands and platforms.
- Reklaim protect: A newly launched subscription service that empowers users to remove their personal data from brokers and people-finder sites, while monitoring the dark web for potential breaches.
This dual approach allows Reklaim to cater to both privacy-first consumers and those open to monetizing their data, reinforcing its position as a comprehensive player in the consumer data economy.
Platform expansion and regulatory tailwinds
Reklaim’s Q1 growth was bolstered by deeper integrations with major platforms including The Trade Desk, Google, LiveRamp, and Meta. Platform revenue surged 94 per cent YoY, while Deal and Identity revenues rose 90 per cent and 24 per cent, respectively.
The company is also benefiting from a favorable regulatory environment. In 2024, 19 U.S. states updated privacy laws to mandate consumer inclusion, creating a tailwind for Reklaim’s user-consented data model. As enforcement ramps up, Reklaim’s compliance-first approach is attracting Fortune 500 brands and top-tier advertising agencies.
Cash and capital management
Reklaim ended the quarter with $350,254 in cash and significantly reduced its monthly interest expenses by 51 per cent through targeted debt reduction. The company remains focused on achieving profitability while scaling responsibly.
Leadership insights
“We started 2025 with momentum, achieving record revenue and expanding into new B2B platforms,” Reklaim’s CEO, Neil Sweeney said in a news release. “The demand for privacy-compliant data is accelerating, and Reklaim is uniquely positioned to meet it. With Reklaim Protect, we’re expanding our consumer offering and unlocking a new, high-margin recurring revenue stream aligned with our mission to give people control of their data.”
Looking ahead
With the launch of Reklaim Protect and continued investment in AI-driven privacy tools, Reklaim is doubling down on its mission to give consumers control over their data.
About Reklaim
Reklaim Ltd. is a consumer data and privacy provider that is engaged in offering privacy-compliant data solutions for Fortune 500 brands, platforms, and data companies. Its platform can allow people to reclaim, control, and monetize their data.
Reklaim stock (TSXV:MYID) last traded at $0.09 and is up 12.50 per cent since this time last month, but has lost 30.77 since this time last year.
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