Nextech3D.ai (CSE: NTAR) announced on October 27, 2026 the launch of Dynamic Pricing for its Map D platform, enabling event organizers to set automated, rule-based pricing for booths and limited-inventory sponsorships. The new functionality introduces a transaction-based revenue stream under which the company will retain 30% of any incremental revenue generated through Dynamic Pricing. The announcement is notable given that more than $75 million in booth sales have been processed through the platform over the past 36 months, though the company cautions this figure represents historical gross sales and not recognized revenue.

Key Points

  • Nextech3D.ai (CSE: NTAR, OTCQB: NEXCF, FSE: 1SS) is an AI-first event technology company based in Toronto and New York.
  • The company launched Dynamic Pricing for Map D, allowing automated, organizer-controlled booth and sponsorship pricing adjustments as inventory sells.
  • Nextech3D.ai will receive 30% of incremental revenue attributed to Dynamic Pricing; event organizers retain 70%.
  • Investors may be watching early customer adoption rates and actual incremental revenue generated, figures the company has not yet forecast.

How Map D Dynamic Pricing Works for Event Organizers

Under the new system, event organizers using Map D establish starting prices, pricing rules, and maximum permitted price increases before any event goes live. As organizer-defined sales thresholds are reached, prices for remaining booth inventory can automatically increase within those pre-set limits. Organizers can also designate premium floor-plan zones with separate pricing parameters. The platform logs each pricing change and its rationale, and a dashboard metric labelled "Additional Revenue Generated" allows organizers to review Dynamic Pricing's effect, with reporting exportable to CSV or Excel formats.

AI-Assisted Suggestions Keep Organizers in Control

Map D Dynamic Pricing incorporates AI-assisted pricing-rule suggestions, though organizer approval remains required at every step. The system can propose a pricing rule, but the organizer chooses to accept, edit, or ignore each suggestion. Organizers retain full control over maximum price increases, starting prices, and premium zone designations. Booths assigned manual pricing remain unaffected unless the organizer explicitly opts them into Dynamic Pricing. The release states this structure ensures the organizer establishes the parameters under which the automated system operates.

Revenue Split and the $75 Million Platform Context

Nextech3D.ai's commercial model entitles it to 30% of incremental revenue attributable to Dynamic Pricing, with event organizers keeping the remaining 70%. The company disclosed that more than $75 million in gross booth sales have been processed through its platform over the past 36 months, offering context for the scale of potential addressable activity. However, the release explicitly states this figure does not represent revenue recognised by Nextech3D.ai, and the company has not determined what portion of that historical volume would have qualified under Dynamic Pricing rules. No revenue forecast was provided.