NexQloud

About the offering

NexQloud is building an AI-assisted global cloud operating system that orchestrates workloads across proprietary NanoServers™, idle devices, and major hyperscalers (AWS, GCP, Azure), offering businesses cloud services at up to 50% less than traditional providers while sharing revenue with device hosts.The ProblemCloud computing costs are spiraling while infrastructure remains inefficient. Average cloud costs are up 89% from 2023 to 2025 according to IBM. 80-90% of global CPU power sits idle based on industry research from NRDC and UC Berkeley's BOINC project. Data centers consume 3% of global electricity according to the International Energy Agency. While cloud platforms like AWS and Google dominate the market, their dependence on centralized data centers drives up costs and reduces efficiency.The SolutionNexQloud functions as an AI-assisted global cloud OS, intelligently orchestrating workloads across NanoServers™, idle devices, and hyperscalers—eliminating traditional overhead to save energy and costs. Anyone can become a host and earn money by sharing unused computing power, similar to renting out a spare room on Airbnb.Key Technology ComponentsThe patent-pending Trust-Tiers™ algorithm classifies and prices workloads by data sensitivity, routing to appropriate infrastructure. AI-driven orchestration automatically delivers optimal price and security for every workload. The 50/50 revenue sharing model means businesses save up to 50% while contributors (hosts) earn daily revenue, allowing NexQloud to scale without capex.How It WorksInvestors receive NFT Licenses as bonuses to buy and host NanoServers. Hosts plug in NanoServers, instantly turning idle capacity into income-generating infrastructure. Businesses purchase cloud resources like they would from AWS or Azure, but at a fraction of the cost with flexible security tiers. NexQloud orchestrates everything—automatically matching workloads to the right devices in real time, handling routing, security, and payments.TractionThe company has deployed 1,850+ NanoServers worldwide across 10 countries, has 54,000+ virtual CPUs online, 29 enterprise clients in pipeline, $145K MRR in pipeline, and has raised $2.3M in pre-seed funding.Market OpportunityThe company targets approximately $500B in non-sensitive workloads within the broader $1T+ cloud market. Cloud computing accounts for over 50% of tech budgets. The $500B figure is calculated based on Gartner's 2025 Public Cloud End-User Spending Forecast and Grand View Research's 2025 Market Analysis, with the 50% "non-sensitive" allocation derived from the Thales 2024/2025 Cloud Security Study indicating roughly half of enterprise cloud data is classified as non-sensitive. Additionally, 84% of enterprises prioritize cost and sustainability, creating a prime opportunity for alternative infrastructure.Business ModelRevenue is generated through businesses purchasing compute power through the platform. NexQloud operates a 50/50 revenue sharing model with device hosts, enabling capital-efficient scaling without traditional infrastructure capex. NanoServer hosts earn daily revenue from workloads processed on their devices.RoadmapThe company's development path includes launching the core cloud platform, achieving enterprise-ready compliance, disrupting the market with a cloud aggregator and cloud exchange, attaining FedRAMP Moderate and HIPAA compliance, and scaling to 5,000+ servers with $500K+ MRR.Current FundraiseNexQloud is raising capital via Regulation A+ through DealMaker Securities at $1.60 per share (Common Stock). The minimum investment is $1,000, and the round target is $10,300 to $2,729,500. Specific valuation details are available in SEC filings.Investor PerksTime-based bonuses include 15% bonus shares by January 22, 2026, 10% bonus shares by February 6, 2026, and 5% bonus shares by February 21, 2026. Amount-based bonuses include 1 NFT License at $2,500, 3 NFT Licenses at $5,000, and 8 NFT Licenses at $10,000. NFT Licenses enable investors to purchase and host NanoServers, participating in the revenue-sharing model.

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