Direct-to-Consumer Revenue Growth
Direct-to-consumer revenue increased 42% year-over-year to a record $194,000 in Q1 2026 (from $137,000 prior year), driven by bringing Amazon operations in-house and D2C initiatives.
Post-Quarter E-commerce Momentum (April)
April e-commerce sales rose 163% year-over-year to approximately $146,000 (March-to-April increase ~47%). April Amazon retail sales were ~$96,000 and senestech.com sales ~$50,000, showing early payoff from the Amazon transition.
Subscription and Recurring Revenue Expansion
Subscription revenue increased 44% in Q1 to $56,000 (from ~$39,000 prior year) with subscriber counts up more than 50%. Post-quarter April subscription revenue jumped ~198% year-over-year to ~$36,000 and subscription-based customers increased 109% in April.
Strong B2B Growth
Business-to-business revenue increased 57% year-over-year to $298,000 (from ~$190,000), with continued traction across distributors, municipalities, professional and commercial channels and active municipal deployments in major U.S. cities.
Record Gross Margin and Gross Profit Improvement
Gross margin reached a company record 68.6% in Q1 (versus 64.5% prior year), and gross profit increased 8% to $338,000 (from $313,000), reflecting improved production efficiency and reduced reliance on discounted sales.
Operational and Commercial Execution Initiatives
Management implemented actionable changes: in‑house Amazon control, streamlined operations, B2B sales restructuring, website redesign, packaging refresh, increased ad control, and subscription focus—early results indicate improved channel visibility and conversion opportunities.
Cash Position and Runway
Cash and cash equivalents of $6.8 million at quarter end, which management estimates provides operating runway into Q3 2027 under the current plan.