What Kid Galaxy, Inc. does

Kid Galaxy, Inc. is a privately held toy company headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, that designs and markets branded radio control vehicles and bubble play products for children. The company operates a portfolio of five sub-brands: Morphibians® (amphibious R/C vehicles functioning on land and water in animal themes including alligator, rhinoceros, and shark), Road Rockers™ (animal-themed R/C toys with realistic lights and sounds), Mr. Bubble® (bubble-making toys packaged with premium scented solution), Mack® (licensed R/C trucks including dump, tow, and big cab models), and Power Drive® (high-performance R/C vehicles featuring a licensed Ford F-150). The underlying technology centers on radio control systems, with Morphibians' amphibious capability and Mack/Power Drive's licensed real-world vehicle designs representing the principal technical and brand differentiators.

The company sells products directly to consumers via its own e-commerce site at kidgalaxy.com and distributes through mass merchant and toy retail channels, with packaging engineered (Try Me packaging) for point-of-sale shelf engagement. Kid Galaxy's revenue model is hardware sales of branded toy SKUs; pricing is not publicly disclosed. The primary customer segment is parents and guardians purchasing toys for children, with the company maintaining no disclosed enterprise or B2B accounts, no app presence, no API or software products, and no institutional investor or parent company structure identified.

Operationally, Kid Galaxy appears to be a small, founder- or family-controlled business with no disclosed funding history, management team, or employee count. The company website carries a 2021 copyright notice with no subsequent updates visible, and there is no evidence of recent product launches, acquisitions, geographic expansion beyond the U.S. market, or strategic partnerships beyond the Ford and Mack brand licenses. Operating status appears active based on a functional website and reachable customer service channels, but the data set is too thin to draw conclusions on growth direction, revenue scale, or market momentum.

Name

Kid Galaxy, Inc.

Legal name

Kid Galaxy, Inc.

Website

https://kidgalaxy.com

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Short description

Kid Galaxy, Inc. is a privately held New Hampshire-based toy company that designs and markets branded radio control vehicles and bubble play products for children across five sub-brands (Morphibians, Road Rockers, Mr. Bubble, Mack, Power Drive), selling direct-to-consumer via its website and through mass-merchant retail distribution.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Children's Toys

NAICS

Doll, Toy, and Game Manufacturing (339930)

SIC

Games, Toys & Children's Vehicles (No Dolls & Bicycles) (3944)

akta.pro primary industry

Digital/Interactive Toys & Accessories Distribution (CRAOAMAJ)

akta.pro secondary industry

RC Model Kits & Parts (Cars, Drones, Boats, Planes) (CRALAKAI)

Keywords

• Radio control toys
• Amphibious toy vehicles
• Bubble play toys
• Children's toy brand
• Interactive play products

Headquarters

HQ city

Manchester

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel

Revenue model

1. Toy Product Sales: Kid Galaxy generates revenue through the sale of branded toy products including radio control vehicles, amphibious toys, and bubble-making toys sold directly to consumers via their e-commerce platform and through retail distribution channels.

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels1 record

Core offering

Kid Galaxy, Inc. designs, markets, and distributes branded radio control vehicles and bubble play toys for children. The portfolio includes five sub-brands: Morphibians (amphibious R/C vehicles that run on land and water), Road Rockers (animal-themed R/C vehicles with lights and sounds), Mr. Bubble (bubble-making toys with premium scented solution), Mack (licensed R/C trucks with lights, sounds, and radio control), and Power Drive (high-performance R/C vehicles including a Ford F-150 model). Products are sold via the company's own e-commerce site and through retail distribution with Try Me packaging.

Product overview

Kid Galaxy, Inc. is a toy company that distributes a portfolio of branded radio control and interactive play products. The portfolio includes five distinct sub-brands: Morphibians® (amphibious R/C vehicles that operate on land and water), Road Rockers™ (R/C vehicles with realistic lights and sounds featuring animal themes), Mr. Bubble (bubble-making toys with premium scented solution), Mack (R/C trucks with lights, sounds, and radio control), and Power Drive (high-performance R/C vehicles). Products are sold in Try Me packaging and target children's retail channels.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Morphibians: Full function radio control runs on land and water. R/C Amphibious Vehicle product line featuring alligator, rhinoceros, and shark models.
• Road Rockers
• Mr. Bubble
• Mack
• Power Drive

Products and services

• Morphibians Full function radio control amphibious vehicles that operate on both land and water. Available in animal themes including Alligator, Rhinoceros, and Shark models. Marketed for children as an innovative amphibious R/C play experience.
• Road Rockers Radio control vehicles with realistic lights and sounds featuring an animal escape theme. Models include Shark, Alligator, Gorilla, and T-Rex. Packaged in Try Me retail packaging and targeted at the children's toy market.
• Mr. Bubble Bubble-making toys for children packed with Mr. Bubble premium scented solution. Product line includes Bubble Blower and Bubble Mower toys, offering scented outdoor bubble play experiences for children.
• Mack Licensed radio control trucks with lights, sounds, and full radio control functionality. Available models include Dump Truck, Motorized Dump Truck, Tow Truck, and Big Cab Truck. Marketed with Try Me packaging for retail shelf appeal.
• Power Drive High-performance radio control vehicles positioned as the ultimate performance in R/C play. Features the Power Drive Ford F-150 licensed R/C truck for children's play and collecting.

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles1 record

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature3 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights3 records

Broad incumbents

• KidTrax (a Fisher-Price brand): KidTrax is Fisher-Price's ride-on toy vehicle line, addressing the children's powered-vehicle play occasion. It competes with Kid Galaxy's motorized R/C trucks for the same parent purchaser and shelf placement, though focused on ride-on rather than R/C.
• Spin Master: Spin Master is a major global children's toy company with significant R/C and licensed-vehicle exposure (e.g., Air Hogs, Paw Patrol). It competes directly in the R/C and outdoor play categories where Kid Galaxy operates, though at vastly larger scale and as a multi-category incumbent.
• Mattel: Mattel owns Hot Wheels, one of the largest toy vehicle brands globally, and operates R/C vehicles under its Hot Wheels R/C line. It is a broad incumbent competing for the same retail shelf and parent wallet in the R/C car and truck category.
• Hasbro: Hasbro is a global toy and game company with broad play-set and licensed-vehicle exposure. While not exclusively R/C-focused, Hasbro competes for the same retail footprint, holiday shelf space, and child-play occasions as Kid Galaxy.

Direct peers

• JAKKS Pacific: JAKKS Pacific designs and markets children's toys including R/C vehicles and licensed-character play products, with similar mass-retail distribution. It is a comparable mid-sized U.S. toy designer/marketer competing in the same shelf categories as Kid Galaxy.
• Maisto (May Cheong Group): Maisto designs and markets die-cast and R/C toy vehicles, including licensed automotive brands. It is a direct comparable to Kid Galaxy's licensed R/C trucks and performance R/C lines in product format and retail positioning.
• New Bright Industrial: New Bright is a leading manufacturer of R/C toy vehicles, including licensed cars and trucks (e.g., Ford, Chevrolet). It is a direct competitor to Kid Galaxy's Power Drive (Ford F-150) and Mack lines and shares the same mass-retail R/C vehicle category.
• Funrise Inc. Funrise is a U.S.-based toy designer, marketer, and distributor specializing in licensed and branded children's toys including R/C vehicles and outdoor play. It is a direct mid-sized peer to Kid Galaxy in business model, scale, and mass-retail distribution.
• Nikko RC: Nikko RC is a long-standing R/C toy brand producing cars, trucks, and hobby-grade vehicles at consumer price points. It is one of the closest direct competitors to Kid Galaxy's Morphibians, Road Rockers, Mack, and Power Drive R/C lines.

Regional players

• Horizon Group USA: Horizon Group designs and distributes craft, activity, and toy products primarily in North America with a focus on licensed and branded children's play. It shares Kid Galaxy's U.S.-centric distribution model and category overlap in outdoor/active children's toys.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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