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Amaze Holdings, Inc. operates a creator-powered commerce platform that provides tools for product creation, e-commerce, managed services and digital commerce programs for creators, brands and consumers. Company news centers on the buildout of the Amaze commerce ecosystem, including Amaze Live, live shopping programs, creator and fan monetization tools, brand inventory relationships, and data-driven media products tied to commerce activity.
Updates also cover distribution strategy through content and vertical communities such as Food Channel, operating results, strategic transformation from its Fresh Vine Wine public-company history, NYSE American disclosure responses, and capital or governance matters affecting the company’s common stock.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) will showcase its creator-commerce ecosystem at VidCon 2026 in Newport Beach, California. The company is bringing Amaze Commerce and The Food Channel to demonstrate how creators can build sustainable businesses around their content.
Attendees can explore tools for product ideas, storefront launches, partnerships, affiliate revenue, and live experiences, within an ecosystem that Amaze says serves over 13 million creators across commerce, live selling, media, advertising, and brand partnerships.
Amaze (NYSE:AMZE) announced a partnership with country music leader BBR Music Group to launch a dedicated, print-on-demand merchandise storefront for its artist roster. The platform offers scalable, low-risk merchandising for apparel, accessories and limited-edition products without upfront inventory.
Initial artists include Alexandra Kay, Atlus, Brantley Gilbert, Drake Milligan, Dustin Lynch, Frank Ray, John Morgan, Lainey Wilson and Parmalee, with further roster expansion expected. According to Amaze, this deal extends its music-industry presence and taps into a global music merchandise market projected to reach $13 billion by 2030.
Amaze Holdings (NYSE American: AMZE) issued a statement on May 8, 2026 addressing unusual trading volume and price movement in its common stock. The company said it reviewed potential undisclosed material developments under Section 401(d) of the NYSE American Company Guide and found none.
Amaze said, to its knowledge, there is no other reason accounting for the activity and that it will continue to monitor trading and provide timely disclosure as required.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) announced a partnership with All Media Solutions to supply brand inventory for the launch of Amaze Live on May 15, 2026. The agreement is intended to provide immediate campaigns across beauty, wellness, and lifestyle, enabling creators to monetize via commissions and performance incentives.
The company says the deal accelerates go-to-market execution and scales brand onboarding to support a growing campaign pipeline for Amaze Live.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) signed a letter of intent on April 27, 2026 to integrate the IRMA engine from Digital Innovations Holding Group into its platform, introducing an Amaze credit reward system for creators and fans.
The integration is expected to enable more than 13 million creators to earn credits for promotions, UGC, sales referrals and engagement, while participating brands supply campaign demand, funding, and real-time performance metrics.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) opened creator applications for its Amaze Live Shopping Program on April 23, 2026, with more than 20 brands committing inventory at launch. The program offers creators a 10% starting commission, access to professional live-streaming studios in Los Angeles, Carlsbad, and Miami, multi-channel live streaming, and brand collaboration opportunities. Initial live selling campaigns are expected to begin on or before May 15, 2026, subject to onboarding, creator approvals, and brand readiness.
Amaze (NYSE: AMZE) launched Amaze Live on April 22, 2026, a next-generation multi-channel live shopping and community commerce platform designed to let creators, entrepreneurs, and brands sell live across social media, text, websites, and owned channels without being locked into a single platform.
The company serves more than 13 million creators and plans an initial U.S. rollout with international expansion later in 2026, positioning Amaze to add a real-time conversion layer to its creator commerce ecosystem.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) activated the distribution layer of its creator-commerce flywheel on April 16, 2026, launching the Food Channel as the first proof point. The model pairs creator-led content, commerce conversion, and partner distribution to drive repeat transactions.
Amaze cites partner distribution, including access to the Los Angeles Times network of over 47 million monthly users, as the fastest path to near-term revenue while planning replication across Music, Gaming, Health, and Lifestyle verticals.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) reported full-year 2025 results and a strategic transformation toward a creator-powered commerce platform. 2025 revenues were $2.0 million with GMV $9.4 million. The company recorded a $54.4 million operating loss, including a $34.3 million goodwill impairment, while completing acquisitions and launching AI-driven Moments.
Management expects platform-driven growth, data monetization, and distribution expansion to drive 2026 performance.
Amaze (NYSE American: AMZE) launched a Creator Commerce Media Platform on March 26, 2026 to monetize first-party transaction and audience data into media and data products.
The platform leverages Amaze’s DSP and a creator network of 137 million creators, ~200 million storefront visits, and an estimated 1.7 billion fans to power targeting, SaaS data products, campaign activation, and enterprise creator intelligence.