SenesTech’s stock rose 4.6% after the company reported growth in its direct-to-consumer and subscription revenues following key strategic shifts, notably the in-house management of its Amazon channel that improved control and advertising efficiency.

• Direct-to-consumer revenue grew 42% in Q1 to $194,000 despite some disruption from transitioning Amazon operations in-house.
• April e-commerce sales soared 163% year-over-year to $146,000, split between $96,000 on Amazon and $50,000 on the company website.
• Subscription revenue increased 44% in Q1 to $56,000, with subscriber counts rising over 50%; April subscription revenue surged 198% year-over-year to $36,000.
• Management focused on improving commercial execution via streamlined operations, enhanced digital marketing, packaging refresh, and a redesigned e-commerce platform to drive predictable recurring revenue.
• Early trends suggest improved customer engagement and conversion, supporting the company’s strategy to scale via direct-to-consumer channels and subscription models.