Amaze Holdings, Inc. announced a partnership with Loft 100 Studios to open a state‑of‑the‑art Creator Studio in Carlsbad, California. The facility will provide creators with professional lighting, backdrops, audio, and camera equipment, enabling high‑quality product videos, TikToks, livestreams, live‑shopping interviews, and podcasts. The studio is intended to give Amaze’s creator community access to the same production resources used by top brands, accelerating content output and enhancing the platform’s value proposition.
In Q3 2025, Amaze reported revenue of $1.25 million, a 1,884% year‑over‑year increase from $60,000 in Q3 2024. However, the company posted a net loss of $5.15 million, up from a $320,000 loss in the prior year, largely driven by a $4.3 million rise in SG&A expenses related to operations, merger costs, and marketing. The Altman Z‑Score fell to –1.21, placing the company in the distressed zone and underscoring the financial risk that accompanies its rapid growth.
The new studio aligns with Amaze’s broader creator‑powered commerce strategy. By providing creators with professional production tools, the company aims to improve content quality, increase engagement, and drive higher sales through its e‑commerce engine. The studio also dovetails with the launch of “Amaze Moments,” an AI engine that helps creators and brands capitalize on real‑time trends, positioning Amaze to capture a larger share of the projected $480 billion creator economy by 2027.
Aaron Day, CEO of Amaze, said the studio “empowers creators with the same level of production support used by top brands, enabling them to scale faster and bring their ideas to life.” Chief Product Officer Gwan Yip added that “Amaze Moments is transforming commerce into an intelligent, adaptive system that thinks and moves with culture in real time,” highlighting the company’s focus on AI‑driven innovation.
Analysts have noted that while the studio launch is a positive step, Amaze’s financial trajectory remains a concern. Revenue growth is strong, but the widening net loss and distressed balance sheet signal that the company must achieve near‑profitability in Q4 2025 and GAAP profitability in Q1 2026. Management’s guidance for a 66% revenue increase for the fiscal year reflects confidence in the studio’s potential to drive creator engagement and sales, but investors will watch closely for cost control and the monetization of the new infrastructure.
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