Servicetitan Stock Price, News & Analysis

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) announced a strategic partnership with Galaxy Service Partners on October 14, 2025, enabling Galaxy’s newly formed alliance of commercial door, automatic gate, and access control brands to deploy ServiceTitan’s enterprise-grade platform.

Galaxy, founded in 2025 by Joe Delaney, Jordan Dubin, and Sean Slazyk, has onboarded three brands — Kodiak Equipment Services, Overhead Door Solutions, and Thomas Door — and will use ServiceTitan tools including Convex property intelligence, AI project controls, estimating, inventory and financial workflows, mobile field tools, and integrations with Sage Intacct and Inova.

ServiceTitan (NASDAQ: TTAN) announced a partnership with The Home Depot’s Path to Pro program on October 7, 2025 to connect contractors with skilled trades talent.

The initiative gives ServiceTitan customers access to Home Depot’s Pro Xtra contractor loyalty benefits, the Path to Pro Network hiring platform, on-demand Path to Pro Skills Program training, and the PathtoPro.com resource hub. The release cites a nationwide shortage with over 400,000 open construction jobs in the U.S. and positions the partnership as a pipeline for HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and other trades talent.

Aspire Software (NYSE:TTAN) released its 2026 Commercial Landscape Industry Report surveying over 1,000 commercial landscaping owners and executives, highlighting priorities as contractors face labor shortages, rising costs, and cash‑flow friction. Key findings:

• 79% of respondents aim to grow revenue in 2025 while largely keeping current service mixes.
• 59% derive most revenue from recurring maintenance.
• 70% plan wage increases in 2025, with 44% raising pay by at least 4%.
• Cash collections lag: 76% bill within four days but >60% receive payments at least one week late.
• Technology is fragmented: 62% use seven+ solutions; 31% plan investment in end‑to‑end platforms in 2025.

The report frames contractor responses as cost, retention, and integration strategies to improve resilience.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) has released its 2025 Consumer Trends in the Trades Report in collaboration with Synchrony and Visa, revealing key insights about homeowner preferences in the trades industry. The report highlights that women are primary decision-makers in 65% of remodeling projects, while 80% of homeowners begin their search online.

Key findings show that 41% of consumers seek financing options, with contractors offering financing seeing 12% higher close rates and 13% higher average ticket sizes. The report also reveals that 94% of home service customers own credit cards, with a significant shift toward digital payments. Additionally, the study identifies growing opportunities in diverse and affluent markets, with households earning $100K+ showing increased investment in planned improvements.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) has released its first annual Commercial Sales and Marketing Report, revealing significant insights about contractor operations and technology adoption. The study, which surveyed over 1,000 commercial sales and marketing contractors, found that 57% of contractors spend nearly half their time on non-selling activities.

Key findings show that 44% of businesses experience sales cycles of four months or longer, while 71% rely on referrals and paid advertising for revenue. The report highlights that while 78% of contractors use CRMs, only 41% are satisfied with their solutions. Additionally, 29% of respondents currently use AI agents, with higher-performing businesses showing greater AI adoption rates.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) has announced a strategic collaboration with Verisk (Nasdaq: VRSK) to integrate Verisk's Xactimate® property claims management solution with the ServiceTitan platform. The integration aims to streamline operations for roofing and exterior contractors who handle insurance work.

The planned integration will allow contractors to transfer ServiceTitan estimate data directly into Xactimate for validation and claims processing. This collaboration focuses on reducing manual data entry, enabling faster estimate creation and submission, and maintaining data synchronization between systems. The partnership aligns with ServiceTitan's mission to build a comprehensive operating system for trades businesses.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) unveiled major platform expansions at Pantheon 2025, introducing significant technological advancements across multiple service areas. The company announced Atlas, an AI-powered tool that creates an intelligent layer across their platform, automating various contractor operations from dispatching to marketing spend optimization.

Key announcements include the acquisition of Conduit Tech, an HVAC design platform utilizing LiDAR technology, the launch of the ServiceTitan Maximize Program bundling all "Pro" products, and extensive upgrades to their commercial and construction management capabilities. The company also introduced new financial tools including Tap to Pay, Pay by Bank, and embedded financing solutions.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) has announced a definitive agreement to acquire Conduit Tech, an HVAC design and sales platform specializing in LiDAR technology. The acquisition will integrate Conduit's sales proposal and enablement tools with ServiceTitan's AI automation products.

Conduit's platform enables HVAC technicians to create 3D models, load calculations, and visualizations onsite in minutes using LiDAR scanning technology. The platform includes ACCA Certified Manual J HVAC load calculations for permitting processes and custom visualization tools for homeowner education.

Founded in 2022 by Marisa Reddy and Shelby Breger, Conduit Tech focuses on empowering HVAC contractors with efficient design and sales tools. The transaction is expected to close in ServiceTitan's fiscal third quarter 2026.

ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) announced the launch of Atlas, an advanced AI-powered interface representing the next evolution of their Titan Intelligence platform. Atlas functions as an AI sidekick that can automate various back-office tasks, from initial calls to final invoicing.

The new AI system allows contractors to interact using natural language, handling tasks like report generation, technician dispatching, and workflow guidance. Key features include field technician support, automated office workflows, streamlined commercial operations, enhanced customer experience, and intelligent business decision-making capabilities.

ServiceTitan also introduced the Max Program, designed to help contractors maximize AI automation benefits. The company will showcase these innovations at Pantheon 2025 through multiple keynote sessions on September 18, 2025.