Key Highlights

● AudioEye launched Agentic Audits and an SDK MCP on 8 October 2026.

● A study found AI agent task completion dropped up to 68% on inaccessible sites.

● A 30 September study found that AI coding tools do not write accessible code.

● Second-quarter 2026 Revenue was $10.72 million, reported on 13 August.

Agentic audits launched

AudioEye, Inc. (NASDAQ:AEYE), a digital accessibility technology provider, announced on 8 October 2026 through PR Newswire that it had launched Agentic Audits and an SDK MCP, which it described as enhancing what it calls the industry's strongest compliance protection. The announcement points to a push to apply artificial intelligence agents to accessibility auditing.

The launch followed two research releases. On about 24 September AudioEye published a study reporting up to a 68% drop in AI agent task completion on inaccessible websites, and on 30 September it published a study finding that AI coding tools do not write accessible code. Both are company-published findings that support its product positioning.

Latest reported results

AudioEye reported second-quarter 2026 results on 13 August. Revenue was $10.72 million. Trailing-twelve-month net loss was $4.59 million, so the company remains loss-making over that period, though by a far smaller amount than its annualised revenue.

Annualising the second-quarter revenue gives roughly $43 million, a simple multiple of four rather than a forecast. On that basis the trailing net loss equates to roughly 11% of annualised revenue. These ratios are indicative only, because they combine a single-quarter revenue figure with a trailing-period loss.

AudioEye agentic tools and profitability to watch

With annualised revenue near $43 million and a trailing net loss of $4.59 million, the open question is whether the new agentic tools add enough revenue to close that gap.