AudioEye Taps New CFO to Steer Growth Amid Digital Accessibility Boom

TUCSON, Ariz. – June 18, 2026 – In a move signaling a clear focus on scaling its financial architecture, digital accessibility leader AudioEye, Inc. (Nasdaq: AEYE) has appointed Matthew Domeyer as its new Chief Financial Officer. The appointment, effective July 20, 2026, comes as the company navigates a critical phase of accelerated growth, underpinned by an impressive streak of 41 consecutive quarters of sequential revenue growth and a burgeoning market driven by regulatory pressures and technological shifts.

Domeyer’s arrival is not just a routine executive shuffle; it's a strategic placement of a seasoned financial architect at the helm of a company that has successfully transitioned from an innovative prototype to a profitable, market-leading enterprise. With a robust $41.2 million in Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) and a clear path toward enhanced profitability, AudioEye is fortifying its leadership to capitalize on its momentum and solidify its position as the gold standard in making the digital world accessible to all.

Fortifying the C-Suite for Sustained Growth

AudioEye's financial trajectory paints a compelling picture of a company in ascent. The firm reported $10.55 million in revenue for the first quarter of 2026, an 8.42% year-over-year increase, and is forecasting full-year revenues between $43.25 million and $44.25 million. More importantly, the company is demonstrating a keen focus on operational efficiency. Its adjusted EBITDA margin improved to a healthy 22% in Q1 2026, and it generated $1.9 million in free cash flow, signaling a maturing business model that balances aggressive growth with financial discipline. Management has set an ambitious target of reaching a $15 million run-rate adjusted EBITDA by year-end.

This is the precise environment where a CFO of Domeyer’s caliber becomes a critical asset. His nearly two decades of experience, particularly in public company environments, are tailor-made for AudioEye's current needs. As the company continues to scale—now serving over 127,000 customers including giants like Samsung and Lands' End—the complexities of SEC reporting, financial operations, and strategic capital allocation grow exponentially.

"We are thrilled to welcome Matt to the AudioEye team," said Kelly Georgevich, Chief Executive Officer of AudioEye. "Matt brings deep expertise across financial operations, SEC reporting, and strategic planning, along with a track record of producing results in public company environments. I look forward to partnering with him as we continue to scale and execute on our growth objectives."

While the company still posted a GAAP net loss in the recent quarter, analysts anticipate a turn to profitability this year. Domeyer's role will be pivotal in steering the company across that threshold, optimizing its impressive 78% gross margin, and ensuring that its rapid expansion translates directly to bottom-line strength and shareholder value.

Riding the Wave of Regulation and AI

Domeyer joins AudioEye at what he describes as a "pivotal time," and the market landscape validates his assessment. The demand for digital accessibility is no longer a niche concern but a mainstream business imperative, fueled by powerful "regulatory and market tailwinds." A rising tide of litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) has made web accessibility a significant legal and financial risk for businesses of all sizes. Concurrently, stronger enforcement of standards like the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) in both the U.S. and Europe is creating a non-negotiable compliance environment.

This regulatory pressure creates a massive, structurally growing market for AudioEye's services. However, another powerful, more recent trend is adding fuel to the fire: the proliferation of AI in web development. Ironically, the rise of AI-driven agentic coding—where AI autonomously writes and deploys website code—is often making the web less accessible, creating a new wave of compliance failures that require sophisticated remediation. For AudioEye, this technological paradox represents a significant opportunity, making its AI-powered detection and human-validated fixing capabilities more critical than ever.

"I am excited to join AudioEye at such a pivotal time for the Company," Domeyer stated. "AudioEye has established a clear leadership position in digital accessibility. The regulatory and market tailwinds, along with AI initiatives underway, make this an extraordinary time to join the Company." His task will be to ensure the company's financial strategy is agile enough to capture this expanding opportunity, funding innovation while delivering predictable returns.

A Proven Financial Architect Takes the Helm

Matthew Domeyer's career path reveals a finance leader forged in diverse and demanding environments. His most recent role as Corporate Controller at Flexsteel Industries, a publicly traded manufacturer, provided him with direct experience managing the intricate financial reporting and internal controls required of a Nasdaq-listed company. This hands-on public company expertise is directly transferable and invaluable to AudioEye as it matures.

Prior to that, he held senior finance roles at Upsher-Smith Laboratories, giving him insight into the highly regulated pharmaceutical industry, where precision and compliance are paramount. This background is particularly relevant to the quasi-regulatory nature of the digital accessibility market. His foundational eight years at PricewaterhouseCoopers, where he served a mix of private equity-backed, family-owned, and multinational public companies, equipped him with a broad toolkit in auditing, advisory, and strategic financial planning. As a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), he brings a high level of technical proficiency to the role.

This varied experience demonstrates an ability to adapt financial strategies to different business models and industries—from manufacturing to pharmaceuticals to tech. It is this versatility that makes him a strategic fit for AudioEye, a company that blends a SaaS model with expert services and operates at the intersection of technology, law, and social impact.

The 'Gold Standard' in an Evolving Digital Landscape

What truly underpins AudioEye's commercial success is its comprehensive solution, which it markets as the 'gold standard' for digital accessibility. The company's key differentiator lies in its hybrid approach. Its platform uses industry-leading AI to automatically detect and fix a significant portion of common accessibility errors within minutes of installation. However, it acknowledges that AI alone is not enough.

Where automation reaches its limits, AudioEye deploys a team of human experts—many of whom are members of the disability community—to perform manual testing and implement complex fixes. This powerful combination of machine speed and human insight, protected by 25 U.S. patents, allows the company to offer what it calls the "industry's only real guarantee for each page we certify," which includes legal protection that defends customers in court. This legal assurance is a powerful commercialization tool, transforming a technical service into a comprehensive risk management solution.

As the digital landscape becomes increasingly complex, AudioEye’s investment in a holistic, legally-backed solution positions it to not only win customers but to build deep, lasting partnerships. The appointment of Matthew Domeyer is the latest strategic move to ensure the company has the financial leadership and operational rigor to fully capitalize on this well-earned market position.