iQX Corp. (styled "iQX Corp." in its own filings, sometimes "IQX Corp."), which did business as iQX Amplify, is a privately held U.S. software company founded in 2015 by CEO Sacha Spindler. Corporate records and MarketScreener list its base as Carson City, Nevada; earlier press materials and coverage describe operations in the Seattle and Beverly Hills/Santa Monica areas, and one 2018 trade-press article described roughly 5,000 advertising clients and 200,000+ text subscribers. No public revenue, headcount, or market-cap figures are available, and the company is not publicly traded.
Its product line is a cloud SaaS platform for direct-text (SMS/MMS) marketing, sales, and event ticketing, marketed as iQX Amplify and registered under the trademark "AMPLIFY SELL BY TEXT." The platform integrates with WooCommerce and other e-commerce frameworks and third-party services including Twilio, Stripe, Plaid, and Avalara, and covers message creation/scheduling, subscriber capture, e-commerce transactions inside native text apps, and event registration and ticket sales.
Patent posture: iQX is a plaintiff-only litigant in this database (3 suits as plaintiff, 0 as defendant), asserting patents it appears to have developed internally — inventors of record include Spindler and colleagues Lewin and Wright. The portfolio covers dynamically generated customized webpages, secure transactions via customized webpages, and a "silent network authentication protocol" using carrier/subscriber credentials (e.g., U.S. Patents 11,765,262; 11,876,924; 11,949,806; 12,041,197; and 12,368,799). Some third-party litigation databases label it an operating company rather than a pure acquired-portfolio NPE; it is best characterized as a small operating company now monetizing its own patents through assertion.
Tracked cases: IQX Corp. v. Intuit Inc. (2:26-cv-00351, E.D. Tex., Marshall Division, Judge Rodney Gilstrap, filed 2026-04-30) accuses Intuit MailChimp text-message marketing features; IQX Corp. v. Salesforce, Inc. (7:26-cv-00213, W.D. Tex., filed 2026-05-28); and a duplicate Intuit filing. Both venues are plaintiff-friendly patent forums, and counsel Reza Mirzaie (Russ August & Kabat) appears on the complaints. Salesforce filed an inter partes review petition (IPR2026-00476) against iQX on 2026-09-24.