Amplitude, Inc.
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See all $AMPL insider activity →Several software stocks rose after Treasury yields fell and Snowflake reported strong earnings. Datadog (DDOG) +2.7%, Amplitude (AMPL) +2.6%, Zscaler (ZS) +2.4%, DocuSign (DOCU) +2%, Salesforce (CRM) +3.5%. Snowflake's revenue grew 35% YoY to $1.55B, boosting sector sentiment.
Bank of America raised price targets for ServiceNow (to $150), Figma (to $33), Workday (to $205), Adobe (to $220), and Snowflake (to $395), citing AI-driven growth potential. ServiceNow gained 6.5% on Wednesday, while others rose 3-4%. Analysts note AI could expand these companies' products and revenue, easing earlier disruption fears.
Amplitude Inc (NASDAQ:AMPL) adopted a volume-based primary pricing meter tied to events and data, with standardized discounts and free module trials. The new model was used in about 70% of Q2 transactions, according to the article. Morgan Stanley raised its AMPL price target to $16 from $12 and kept an Overweight rating.
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The pricing model change is framed as already scaling in Q2, supporting a more constructive analyst valuation.
This is a fresh regulatory filing for AMPL Capital, but the article does not include the actual financial figures, so near-term trading impact is likely limited to disclosure-driven positioning.
Guidance lift supports the near-term revenue trajectory, but the article flags ongoing net losses and margin risk as the key counterweight.
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Several software stocks rose after Treasury yields fell and Snowflake reported strong earnings. Datadog (DDOG) +2.7%, Amplitude (AMPL) +2.6%, Zscaler (ZS) +2.4%, DocuSign (DOCU) +2%, Salesforce (CRM) +3.5%. Snowflake's revenue grew 35% YoY to $1.55B, boosting sector sentiment.
2 min readBank of America raised price targets for ServiceNow (to $150), Figma (to $33), Workday (to $205), Adobe (to $220), and Snowflake (to $395), citing AI-driven growth potential. ServiceNow gained 6.5% on Wednesday, while others rose 3-4%. Analysts note AI could expand these companies' products and revenue, easing earlier disruption fears.
2 min readAmplitude Inc (NASDAQ:AMPL) adopted a volume-based primary pricing meter tied to events and data, with standardized discounts and free module trials. The new model was used in about 70% of Q2 transactions, according to the article. Morgan Stanley raised its AMPL price target to $16 from $12 and kept an Overweight rating.
1 min readAMPL Capital Limited (formerly Credent Global Finance Ltd, BSE code 539598, symbol AMPL) filed Q1FY27 unaudited standalone and consolidated results for the quarter ended June 30, 2026 with BSE on Aug 16, 2026, signed by MD Aditya Vikram Kanoria. DP Global Wealth Management LLP revised shareholding after open-market purchases, raising its stake to 17.26% via acquisitions on June 25 and June 29-30.
2 min readAmplitude (AMPL) rose about 15.7% after the company raised its full-year 2026 revenue outlook to $407.2 million to $411.2 million, citing AI platform momentum and an expanded offering after its Statsig integration. In Q2 2026, sales were $100.89 million and net loss was $34.62 million, according to the company.
4 min readAccording to AMPL Capital’s quarterly results, it reported a consolidated net loss of Rs 1.18 crore for the quarter ended June 2026, versus a net profit of Rs 0.29 crore in the prior-year quarter. Sales increased 81.57% to Rs 4.63 crore from Rs 2.55 crore.
2 min readAMPL rose 10.57% in about 60 minutes, moving from $1.23 to $1.36, according to the article. It cites a 24-hour gain of 7%, a daily high near $1.36 and a low around $1.23, plus trading volume of $4,573.79 and market cap of about $3.77M. The piece notes mixed broader crypto signals and no confirmed catalyst.
2 min readAmplitude reported Q2 momentum in its shift to an AI-driven product development platform, citing adoption of AI-native capabilities and more enterprise relationships, including customers with over $100,000 in annual recurring revenue. Management attributed growth partly to integrating Statsig and said pricing and packaging changes improved onboarding. Analysts asked about AI platform consolidation, expense leverage, Statsig integration, and cross-sell. AMPL last noted at $12.56.
6 min readAmplitude CFO Casey said about 70% of Q2 transactions used the company’s new pricing and packaging. Sales incentives shifted toward more new logos, from ~30% to ~40%. He said AI features raise inference costs but enable incremental AI monetization. Remaining performance obligations rose over 30% for six quarters, supporting 21% growth guidance; higher data ingestion pressured margins.
4 min readAmplitude (AMPL) reported Q2 revenue of $100.89M, up from $83.27M a year earlier, with net loss of $34.62M and EPS loss of $0.27. The company raised full-year 2026 revenue guidance to $407.2M to $411.2M, citing AI-native demand while noting higher infrastructure costs pressuring margins.
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