ServiceTitan Slides Nearly 30% After Beat as Soft Third-Quarter Guide Hits Shares Hard
ServiceTitan shares fell 29.74% after reporting fiscal Q2 revenue of $292.8M (up 21% YoY, beating estimates) but guiding Q3 revenue below consensus. Adjusted earnings were $0.40 per share (above expectations). The company cited AI initiatives and strong customer growth but lowered expectations for near-term revenue growth, leading to a significant stock drop. Analysts cut price targets, with some maintaining Buy ratings.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The earnings beat was offset by guidance below consensus, leading to a sharp sell‑off and target cuts.
Market read
The surprise guidance miss and large intraday price drop create immediate trading opportunities and may affect related SaaS stocks.
What to watch
AI product rollout and new Max locations may unlock future growth beyond the short‑term miss.
Background
ServiceTitan reported Q2 earnings beat but issued a weaker Q3 revenue outlook, triggering a near‑30% share plunge.
Market effects
Software services for trades may see valuation pressure as guidance miss signals slower growth.
US-listed software peers could face broader sell‑offs in the same trading session.
Limited; impact confined to US tech and SaaS sector investors.
Counterpoint
The strong cash flow and high retention could support a rebound if guidance is revised upward.
Key entities
- companyServiceTitan
Trades‑software provider that posted Q2 results and guidance.



