ServiceTitan, Inc.
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BTIG reaffirmed a Buy rating and $110 price target for ServiceTitan, implying a 63.4% upside from the Oct 1 close. The firm cites ServiceTitan's strong market position, growth potential, and attractive valuation in a $31B TAM. Recent analyst price targets range from $90 to $110.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) has partnered with Ramp to integrate AI-powered financial tools into its platform. The collaboration aims to automate financial workflows for contractors, streamlining bill payments and expense management. According to ServiceTitan, this partnership enhances control and visibility over spending, reducing manual labor. Ramp's technology will be embedded within ServiceTitan's software, marking Ramp's first such vertical partnership.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) reported that 62% of commercial service firms have tested or deployed AI, with 33% actively using it. AI adoption rose from 15% in 2025 to 33% in 2026. Key AI impacts include scheduling, dispatch, and predictive maintenance. Cash flow management and net profit margins are top business goals, with 40% and 42% of contractors prioritizing them, respectively. Payment collection remains a challenge, with 96% waiting at least 15 days for payments.
Over the past 7 days, AlphAI's AI scored 2 news stories mentioning TTAN (ServiceTitan, Inc.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 1 bullish, 1 neutral, and 0 bearish.
Recent TTAN coverage spans financial news, technology and insider activity.
In the last 30 days, TTAN insiders filed 5 SEC Form 4 transactions — no purchases and 5 sales ($2.3M). The most active reporter was O'Connor Michele, Chief Accounting Officer, with 2 filings.
BTIG reaffirmed a Buy rating and $110 price target for ServiceTitan, implying a 63.4% upside from the Oct 1 close. The firm cites ServiceTitan's strong market position, growth potential, and attractive valuation in a $31B TAM. Recent analyst price targets range from $90 to $110.
The partnership could enhance ServiceTitan's value proposition for contractors, potentially supporting its stock.
Survey indicates growing AI interest among contractors, potentially boosting ServiceTitan demand.
The partnership could boost ServiceTitan's revenue exposure to the roofing segment and improve growth outlook.
The insider sale is modest and non‑discretionary, likely exerting limited downward pressure on the stock.
AlphAI scores every news story that mentions TTAN with an AI model for sentiment and relevance, and aggregates insider trades from ServiceTitan, Inc.'s SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Figures refresh continuously.
BTIG reaffirmed a Buy rating and $110 price target for ServiceTitan, implying a 63.4% upside from the Oct 1 close. The firm cites ServiceTitan's strong market position, growth potential, and attractive valuation in a $31B TAM. Recent analyst price targets range from $90 to $110.
2 min readServiceTitan (TTAN) has partnered with Ramp to integrate AI-powered financial tools into its platform. The collaboration aims to automate financial workflows for contractors, streamlining bill payments and expense management. According to ServiceTitan, this partnership enhances control and visibility over spending, reducing manual labor. Ramp's technology will be embedded within ServiceTitan's software, marking Ramp's first such vertical partnership.
2 min readServiceTitan (TTAN) reported that 62% of commercial service firms have tested or deployed AI, with 33% actively using it. AI adoption rose from 15% in 2025 to 33% in 2026. Key AI impacts include scheduling, dispatch, and predictive maintenance. Cash flow management and net profit margins are top business goals, with 40% and 42% of contractors prioritizing them, respectively. Payment collection remains a challenge, with 96% waiting at least 15 days for payments.
2 min readServiceTitan (TTAN) reports improved metrics for Canopy Services, a roofing platform using its technology. Canopy saw gains in ticket size, close rates, and booking rates. ServiceTitan's AI tool, Max, boosts call booking and close rates. Institutional ownership declined, with ICONIQ Capital as the largest stakeholder. The company faces competition and market sensitivity risks.
2 min readServiceTitan CEO Ara Mahdessian sold 3,147 shares ($180K) to cover tax liabilities from RSU vesting. Shares were at $57.07 at sale, closed at $54.25. TTAN stock is down 52% over a year. Q2 revenue rose 21% to $292.8M, but Q3 guidance missed estimates. Net loss was $24.9M.
2 min readO'Connor Michele (Chief Accounting Officer) sold 4,380 shares of ServiceTitan, Inc. (TTAN) at $61.35 ($0.27M total) on 2026-09-23.
1 min readServiceTitan CFO David Sherry sold 23,245.50 shares for $1.33m to cover tax obligations, leaving him with 363,511.25 shares. TTAN stock is down 47% YTD, trading near a 52-week low. Q2 revenue beat was 2.7%, with raised FY2027 guidance to 18.8% YoY growth, below expectations. Analysts lowered price targets but maintained Buy ratings.
2 min readServiceTitan's (TTAN) President Vahe Kuzoyan sold 3,147.75 shares for $179,642 at $57.07 each, near the current $56.53 price. The sale was mandatory to cover tax obligations from vesting RSUs. TTAN's stock is down 47% YTD, but analysts predict profitability. The company reported mixed Q2 results, beating revenue by 2.7% but raising FY2027 guidance to 18.8% YoY, below expectations. Analysts lowered price targets but maintained Buy ratings.
2 min readServiceTitan's CAO Michele O’Connor sold 5,581.25 shares at $57.07 each, totaling $318,521, to meet tax obligations. She now owns 66,094.75 shares. The stock is near its 52-week low, down 49% over a year. Analysts revised earnings upwards, but price targets were lowered due to mixed Q2 results and revenue growth concerns. ServiceTitan expects to turn profitable this year.
1 min readServiceTitan's CFO, Sherry David, sold 23,245 shares at $57.07 each on September 17, 2026, totaling $1.33M. The sale was to meet tax obligations from restricted stock unit vesting. David now directly owns 363,511 shares.
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