Virtuix Is Closing Its Raise, Here's Why Investors Are Paying Attention*
Virtuix, the maker of the Omni One VR treadmill, is in the final days of its equity crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine. With strong recent momentum and broad market relevance, the company is drawing increased investor interest and not just from retail participants.
Over $1M Raised in 30 Days, Campaign Ends Soon
Virtuix has raised over $1,000,000 in the last month. The campaign closes soon, marking the end of this investment opportunity under the current terms.
Backed by Strong Fundamentals
Virtuix has demonstrated consistent product-market fit and commercial traction, including:
- $18M+ in product sales
- 3 million+ gameplay sessions
- 400K+ registered users
- 4X quarterly revenue growth (based on preliminary internal data)
In addition, the company has raised more than $40 million to date from institutional and individual investors, including Mark Cuban, Scout Ventures, and Maveron.
Kevin O’Leary’s Take
Earlier this year, Kevin O’Leary (aka Mr. Wonderful) sat down with CEO Jan Goetgeluk to talk about Virtuix and its place in the growing VR market.
Here are a few key takeaways from O’Leary’s remarks:
- “Virtuix is a competitor in this space with proven sales. That’s what I like about this deal.”
- “You love to find companies where the funding is pouring gasoline on the fire of a proven business model, particularly one that has proven it can acquire customers.”
- “The growth is geometric here.”
- “Virtuix sounds like it could be a winner; a big one.”
His comments highlight what many early investors are already seeing: a company not just positioned in a high-growth sector, but actively converting that position into results.
Expanding into Defense with Omni Mission Trainer
While Virtuix is best known for its consumer-facing VR product, the company is also developing its Omni Mission Trainer (OMT) system for military applications.
Last week, Virtuix applied for a $1.2 million SBIR Phase II award to deploy OMT at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. The system would allow Airmen to conduct training and mission rehearsals using real gear in immersive virtual environments.
This move into government and defense training represents a new growth channel beyond gaming and entertainment, with potential long-term contract value.
Defensible IP and Market Readiness
Virtuix has built a significant intellectual property portfolio, with 32 patents (24 issued, 8 pending) that cover its core hardware and software technology. This IP provides both a technological edge and protection against competition.
Final Thoughts
Virtuix is closing out a fundraising round with momentum, market validation, and increasing institutional visibility. With demonstrated revenue, active defense collaborations, and a patented product that’s already in consumer hands, the company presents a unique early-stage investment opportunity in the VR space.
Their campaign ends soon.
If you’re looking for an investment aligned with long-term trends in immersive technology and training, Virtuix may be worth a closer look.
*Kevin O’Leary is a paid spokesperson for StartEngine. He is not endorsing Virtuix as an investment in this webinar; he is merely expressing his private opinion while interviewing companies funding on StartEngine.
The amount raised may include insider investments, which may go toward meeting the minimum offering amount. Revenue growth was calculated using figures derived from preliminary unaudited internal information. FYE 2025 revenue primarily includes fulfillment of preorders originally sold in prior periods.
This Reg CF offering is made available through StartEngine Primary LLC, member FINRA/SIPC. This investment is speculative, illiquid, and involves a high degree of risk, including the possible loss of your entire investment. In addition, as described in the Offering Circular, the Company retains the right to continue the offering beyond the Termination Date, in its sole discretion.