Why ServiceTitan Stock Is Crashing Today
ServiceTitan (TTAN) stock fell 30.2% after reporting Q2 earnings. Revenue rose 21% YoY to $292.8M, beating estimates, but guidance disappointed investors. The company raised full-year sales and operating income forecasts. As of 12:20 p.m. ET, the stock was down 30.2%.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The guidance miss drove a 30% intraday decline, highlighting sensitivity to forward outlook in high‑growth SaaS firms.
Market read
The sharp move underscores the importance of guidance for growth‑oriented tech stocks.
What to watch
Robust free cash flow and AI‑driven product expansion are not reflected in the guidance.
Background
ServiceTitan released its Q2 results after market close, showing revenue growth and earnings beat but issuing lower‑than‑expected sales guidance for the next quarter.
Ticker impact
ServiceTitan reported Q2 earnings that beat estimates but issued weaker sales guidance, triggering a 30% intraday drop.
Further downside pressure likely as investors reassess growth outlook.
Guidance below consensus drives valuation; the magnitude of the move (‑30%) indicates strong market reaction.
Market effects
Home‑services software sector may face broader valuation pressure.
U.S. equity markets
Limited to U.S. tech‑service stocks
Counterpoint
The price drop may be an overreaction; strong cash flow and AI product pipeline could support a rebound.
Key entities
- CompanyServiceTitan
U.S. listed provider of software for home‑service businesses.



