The market & our traction

Vestaboard has sold over 20,000 displays primarily in the U.S. with high customer satisfaction. In 2020, we recognized revenue of less than $1M, which grew to approximately $11M in revenue in 2024.

  Vestaboard sits at the intersection of two rapidly growing markets — smart home products and commercial digital signage — together projected to exceed $193 billion in      value. The smart home market alone is expected to expand from $162 billion in 2025 to $535 billion by 2030 (27% annual growth rate) as consumers increasingly seek  beautifully designed, connected devices. Meanwhile, the commercial digital signage market is forecasted to grow from $31 billion to $46 billion, driven by demand for  more engaging and flexible communication displays. By blending the aesthetics of home design with the functionality of professional signage, Vestaboard is uniquely  positioned to capture a meaningful share of this opportunity and enhance more spaces through its flagship display and future products. (source)

Vestaboard’s Net Promoter Score (NPS) of 74, up from 64 in 2022, places us in the top quartile of technology companies, reflecting our dedication to quality and customer experience. Customers regularly share their enthusiasm on Instagram using #vestaboard. Our design and innovation have also earned national recognition, including being named one of Fast Company’s Top 10 Most Innovative Consumer Electronics Companies of 2023 alongside Apple, LG, Samsung, and T-Mobile, as well as receiving both a Red Dot Design Award and an IDEA Silver Award.

Participation and Offering Notice

Participation is limited to accredited investors who provide third-party verification as required under Rule 506(c). Vestaboard is also gauging interest in a potential Regulation CF offering. No money or other form of consideration is being solicited or accepted, and no offer to purchase securities will be accepted at this time. Any expression of interest involves no obligation or commitment.

Testimonials

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Sales vs. Revenue
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Forward-Looking Statements
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Investment Risk Disclosure
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Key Risk Factors

• • Hardware Manufacturing & Supply Chain Risk: Dependence on global partners may expose the company to delays, cost increases, tariffs, or geopolitical disruptions.

  • Software & Data Security Risk: As a connected device company, Vestaboard may face cybersecurity or data privacy incidents that could affect customer trust or operations.

  • Liquidity & Exit Risk: There is no public market for Vestaboard’s securities. Investments are illiquid, long-term, and may not be sold for an extended period, if ever.

  • Future Financing Risk: Future capital raises may dilute existing investors, and there is no assurance of securing additional funding on favorable terms.