EYEZ,INC.
5242・Growth Market・Information & Communication
Business
EYEZ, INC. upholds the corporate philosophy of "pursuing everyone's inspiration and happiness," and develops as its core services the BtoB platform for the advertising and marketing industry "Media Radar," the SNS word-of-mouth marketing service "Torami," and the factoring comparison site "Facclog." Its main customers are advertising and marketing service providers (listing companies) such as TV stations, publishers, web media, and marketing companies, as well as advertisers and advertising agencies (members). The company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market in December 2022. In 2025, it acquired and merged with rimad, Inc., expanding its business portfolio into the financial services domain.
Business Model
In Media Radar, when a member seeking advertising/marketing information (free registration) takes an action such as downloading materials or attending a seminar, the resulting lead information is provided to the listing company, and revenue is monetized through per-lead billing. Torami is a service-delivery model in which SNS members (approximately 150,000) conduct product trials and post reviews, with the resulting output delivered to clients. Facclog provides leads to factoring companies on a performance-fee basis. All of these maintain a high-profitability structure with gross margins exceeding 90%.
Company Strengths
From FY2022 (ended December 2022) to FY2025 (ended December 2025), the gross profit margin rose from 90.2% → 90.8% → 91.5% → 90.9%, remaining above 90% for four consecutive periods. Due to the characteristics of the platform-type business, the cost of sales ratio is kept low, with cost of sales in FY2025 (ended December 2025) amounting to only ¥87,848 thousand (cost of sales ratio of 9.1%).
Media Radar's average lead unit price rose for four consecutive periods, from ¥2,723 in FY2022 (ended December 2022) → ¥2,950 in FY2023 (ended December 2023) → ¥3,095 in FY2024 (ended December 2024) → ¥3,890 in FY2025 (ended December 2025). In FY2025 (ended December 2025), the unit price increased significantly by 25.7% year on year, reflecting ongoing qualitative improvement in unit pricing.
The company has continuously expanded its business domains through M&A, including the business transfer acquisition of the cosmetics review site "COSMEbi" in May 2024, the business transfer acquisition of the influencer matching platform "Talema." in February 2025, and the acquisition of rimad Inc. (Facclog) as a subsidiary in September 2025 followed by its absorption-type merger in December of the same year.
ENVALITH's Perspective
Performance Trend
Revenue trend: ¥847 million in 2022 → ¥1,019 million in 2023 → ¥1,036 million in 2024 → ¥966 million in 2025 (down 6.7% year on year) → ¥257 million cumulative in Q1 FY2026 (up 3.8% year on year). Operating profit peaked at ¥158 million in 2022 and deteriorated rapidly thereafter, falling to an operating loss of ¥52 million in 2025. In Q1 FY2026, the company returned to profitability with operating profit of ¥2 million. The main drivers of this turnaround were the new contribution from Facclog (¥63 million) and a reduction in cost of sales (from ¥20 million in the same quarter of the previous year to ¥17 million). As an external factor, the digital advertising market is expected to grow 2.9% year on year in 2026 (Dentsu Group forecast), but changes in information-gathering behavior driven by the spread of generative AI are depressing the number of document downloads for Media Radar, and structural headwinds for the core service continue.
Growth Strategy
Cultivating Facclog as a third pillar while advancing qualitative transformation of the two core services
Deployed across four axes: customer acquisition through agency sales, customer attraction via advertising and SEO, lead provision through bulk appraisal services, and direct sales to factoring companies. Recorded ¥63 million in Q1 FY2026 (quarter ended March 2026), growing to account for approximately 24% of total company sales. The company aims for further expansion over the full fiscal year.
Strengthening the provision of higher-quality leads for listed companies by shifting the usage mix from bulk document downloads to individual document downloads. Combined with restraint on advertising investment, this is improving cost efficiency. However, sales in Q1 FY2026 (quarter ended March 2026) continued to decline, coming in at ¥94 million (down 31.3% year on year), leaving unit-price improvement as a challenge to offset the decline.
At Torami, the company is advancing automated creation of advertising reports using generative AI, aiming to improve the cost structure through operational efficiency gains. The cost of sales ratio fell to 6.5% in Q1 FY2026 (quarter ended March 2026), indicating that the effects of efficiency improvements are beginning to show in the numbers.
Continuing the model of expanding matching platform know-how into other industries, as demonstrated through the acquisition of Facclog (September 2025). The company's policy is to pursue medium- to long-term diversification of its earnings base, which is currently skewed toward the advertising and marketing domain.
Last updated: July 17, 2026

