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EVA Live (Nasdaq:GOAI) has launched Fast Quote Direct™, an AI-powered quoting engine designed to automate online lead qualification across financial services, insurance, home services, and other industries.
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The platform, currently live in beta, replaces static web forms with an adaptive, real-time AI interface that guides users through a dynamic Q&A flow and matches them directly with relevant providers.
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EVA Live has recently uplisted from OTC markets to the Nasdaq, and shortly after released NeuroServer with plans for commercialization.
Coming shortly after the rollout of NeuroServer, EVA’s proprietary advertising AI infrastructure, Fast Quote Direct marks a broader strategic shift: from optimizing traffic performance to controlling more of the customer acquisition lifecycle.
For investors, that distinction matters.
NeuroServer was introduced as a system built to improve digital ad performance in real time. Fast Quote Direct extends that logic into conversion.
Traditional lead gen models rely on static form fills and manual follow-up, often leading to incomplete data, fraud, and inefficiencies. EVA says Fast Quote Direct uses adaptive AI learning to qualify users automatically and improve conversion accuracy before a lead is passed downstream.
Ryan Bartlette, EVA’s Head of Product & User Experience, said the platform “performs the majority of the qualification work automatically,” with the goal of improving consumer experience while delivering higher quality opportunities to businesses.
The company estimates the US online lead generation market at between US$1.6 billion and US$3 billion annually.
If adoption scales, Fast Quote Direct could increase monetization per click and deepen EVA’s integration into advertiser workflows, positioning it as infrastructure.
The broader investment case for EVA Live has centered on its AI differentiation.
With shares recently trading near US$5.50, the most followed community narrative on Simply Wall St assigns a fair value estimate of approximately US$7.43 per share.
The contributor frames the opportunity as asymmetric:
“To me, EVA Live feels like an asymmetric opportunity. The market opportunity is large and the company only needs to secure a small, profitable foothold to create meaningful value.”
That valuation assumes EVA transitions toward an agency-based revenue model, scales managed ad spend meaningfully over time, and sustains SaaS-like margins if NeuroServer gains traction.
Central to that thesis is the belief that NeuroServer is purpose-built for digital advertising and trained using reinforcement learning rather than layered on top of off-the-shelf AI tools.