Totaligent Inc. is a private marketing technology firm providing the Totaligent platform for customer data management, AI-driven personalization, and campaign orchestration. Based in the U.S., it serves retailers, financial services, and enterprises.
Publicly traded (TGNT)
Website: https://www.totaligent.com/
Totaligent, Inc. (OTC: TGNT) is a publicly traded micro-cap technology company headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, that develops and operates a person-based digital marketing platform. The company offers managed campaign services and is building a self-serve, consumer-facing integrated platform that uses artificial intelligence, a proprietary data management system (DMP), and multichannel outreach tools—email, SMS, programmatic advertising, social media, and push notifications—to enable audience micro-targeting. It operates in the digital marketing, advertising technology, and marketing automation categories.
Totaligent, Inc. provides person-based digital marketing services for companies and individuals in the United States [1]. Its core offering is an integrated digital marketing platform that offers managed campaigns to publicly traded companies and political candidates, as well as a consumer-facing person-based digital marketing platform [2]. The company also offers a white-label programmatic advertising platform connected to a custom database management platform (DMP) for microtargeting, as well as customer outreach tools such as email marketing, SMS, and push notification marketing managed on internal servers [2]. According to SEC filings, the company operates with an eight-member remote work team [3]. ZoomInfo categorizes Totaligent within Business Intelligence (BI) Software, Customer Relationship Management (CRM) Software, and general Software verticals [4]. The company launched a public beta version of its integrated digital marketing platform on March 5, 2025 [5].
The legal predecessor entity was incorporated on June 24, 1988 in Delaware under the name Windsor Capital Corp. [3]. Over subsequent decades, the corporation underwent several name changes and business pivots: it became Source Financial, Inc. in March 2013, and then Alltemp, Inc. in April 2017 following a merger that brought refrigerant technology into the corporate structure [3]. On December 3, 2021, Digi Messaging & Advertising Inc., a Wyoming corporation, merged into Alltemp (then still trading as LTMP) through a share exchange agreement; for financial reporting purposes, Digi was treated as the accounting acquirer in that reverse merger [6]. Immediately following the merger, the refrigerant technology subsidiary (CSES Group, Inc.) was spun out in exchange for the cancellation of over 54 million shares of common stock held by former Alltemp management and shareholders [3]. On July 21, 2022, the company formally changed its name to Totaligent, Inc. and began trading on OTC Pink Markets under the symbol TGNT as of August 1, 2022 [3]. In April 2026, Totaligent closed an acqui-hire of the Aetherium Medical platform and team, obtaining full ownership of its proprietary business plan, trade secrets, operational infrastructure, and related intangible assets [7]. No external funding rounds have been publicly disclosed [8].
Totaligent operates in the person-based digital marketing and programmatic advertising segment of the broader martech market [1]. The company positions its platform around first-, second-, and third-party data unification and targets use cases where businesses seek to replace fragmented marketing technology stacks with a single unified interface [9]. Its stated client segments include publicly traded companies and political candidates, served through managed campaigns [2]. As of fiscal year 2025, Totaligent reported total annual revenue of approximately $2,000—a significant contraction from prior periods—with a net loss of $600,046, negative working capital of $2,361,038, and an accumulated deficit of $2,560,631; the company's auditor expressed substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern [10]. Its common stock, described as a thinly traded penny stock on OTC Pink Markets, had an aggregate market value held by non-affiliates of approximately $5.6 million as of June 30, 2025, with 213,601,313 shares outstanding as of March 31, 2026 [10]. The company has not received recognition from major analyst firms such as Gartner or Forrester that could be independently verified.
Totaligent operates in a highly competitive digital marketing technology landscape. Tracxn identifies HubSpot, Adobe, and Thales as among the company's top competitors within the marketing suite platform category [11]. An independent analyst report on EveryTicker noted that well-funded competitors including The Trade Desk, LiveRamp, and HubSpot each maintain established platforms, strong balance sheets, and proven customer retention, presenting significant competitive challenges for Totaligent given its small team size and limited financial resources [12]. A comparative analysis published via GlobeNewswire in August 2026 contrasted Totaligent's platform-centric, acquisition-broadening strategy with TNL Mediagene (NASDAQ: TNMG), which pursues AI-powered digital marketing through established enterprise consulting and media relationships; the piece noted that Totaligent is attempting to build proprietary marketing infrastructure while expanding through strategic transactions, introducing greater execution complexity [13]. Totaligent's DMP-based micro-targeting approach and bot-fraud elimination claims are aimed at differentiating its offering from general-purpose CRM and marketing automation providers, though the company itself acknowledges these advantages remain largely unproven at commercial scale [12].