[144] AppFolio, Inc. SEC Filing
Form 144 notice for AppFolio, Inc. (APPF) reports a proposed sale of 1,364 shares of common stock through Morgan Stanley Smith Barney on 09/11/2025 with an aggregate market value of $382,963.60 and total shares outstanding of 35,853,028. The filer shows recent acquisitions on 08/10/2025 of 720 performance shares and 644 restricted stock units from the issuer, both recorded as issued by the company with payment marked as not applicable. The filing states there were no securities sold by the reporting person in the past three months and includes the standard representation that the seller knows of no undisclosed material adverse information about the issuer.
- Clear compliance with Rule 144 disclosure: broker, share count, market value, and acquisition details are provided
 - Acquisitions are disclosed as performance shares (720) and restricted stock (644), clarifying the origin of the securities
 
- Proposed insider sale of 1,364 shares valued at $382,963.60, which could add supply to the market
 - Limited context: filing does not disclose total holdings, percent ownership, or whether sales are part of a Rule 10b5-1 plan
 
Insights
TL;DR: Insider proposes to sell 1,364 shares valued at $382,964; recent grant acquisitions were performance and restricted shares.
This Form 144 documents a planned off-exchange sale through a broker-dealer rather than an open-market block trade. The size of the proposed sale is explicitly stated as 1,364 shares representing a market value of $382,963.60. The filing discloses that the shares were acquired recently as performance shares (720) and restricted stock (644) from the issuer on 08/10/2025. No prior sales in the last three months are reported, which helps clarify recent insider activity. From a trading-volume perspective this disclosure enables market participants to assess potential supply pressure, but the filing itself does not provide context on holdings, percent ownership, or intent beyond the sale notice.
TL;DR: Form 144 shows compliant disclosure of a proposed sale and recent equity grants; no material adverse disclosures reported by the seller.
The document follows Rule 144 notice requirements by identifying the broker, number of shares to be sold, and acquisition details for the securities being sold. It records acquisition types as performance shares and restricted stock, which suggests the securities were compensation-related awards. The seller affirms no undisclosed material adverse information exists. The filing does not include additional governance context such as whether the sale is pursuant to a trading plan, except for the generic plan-language, nor does it disclose broader beneficiary relationships or aggregate ownership stakes; those details would be necessary to fully assess governance implications.