Appfolio 2025 Q3 Earnings Beats Revenue Estimates, Misses EPS, Net Income Grows 1.9%

Friday, Oct 31, 2025 5:53 am ET1min read
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- AppFolio's Q3 2025 revenue rose 21.2% to $249.35M, exceeding estimates, but EPS of $0.94 fell short of $1.46, causing a 12% post-earnings stock drop.

- The company raised full-year revenue guidance to $945–$950M, citing AI-driven growth and customer expansion, despite a 23.5% non-GAAP operating margin contraction.

- CEO Shane Trigg emphasized AI investments and customer growth, while leadership changes and the 2019 MyCase acquisition underscored strategic shifts in legal tech expansion.

Appfolio (APPF) reported fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings on Oct 30, 2025, delivering revenue growth above expectations but falling short on EPS. The company raised full-year revenue guidance and highlighted strategic momentum in AI-driven solutions and customer expansion.

Revenue

Appfolio’s total revenue surged 21.2% year-over-year to $249.35 million, driven by strong performance across its segments. Core solutions revenue rose to $53.75 million, reflecting demand for foundational property and legal management tools, while value-added services—encompassing premium tiers, screening, and e-payments—generated $192.09 million, underscoring the growth of monetized features. Additional revenue streams contributed $3.51 million, completing the $249.35 million total.


Earnings/Net Income

The company’s EPS increased by 3.3% to $0.94, while net income rose 1.9% to $33.65 million. Despite the EPS growth, the result fell below analyst estimates of $1.46, signaling mixed investor sentiment.


Post-Earnings Price Action Review

Following the earnings release, AppFolio’s stock experienced a 12% decline in after-hours trading, reflecting disappointment over the EPS miss despite revenue outperformance. The stock had already seen a 14.49% month-to-date drop, compounding recent volatility. Analysts noted that the non-GAAP operating margin contraction to 23.5% from 28.7% last year, coupled with the EPS shortfall, overshadowed the revenue beat. However, the company’s full-year revenue guidance of $945–$950 million, above the consensus of $942.8 million, signaled confidence in its growth trajectory.



CEO Commentary

Shane Trigg, President and CEO, emphasized AppFolio’s success in expanding its customer base and units under management, alongside strategic investments in AI-native platforms. He highlighted the alignment of AppFolio’s innovation with customer outcomes, expressing optimism about market share gains and operational efficiency.


Guidance

AppFolio reiterated full-year 2025 revenue guidance of $945–$950 million and projected a non-GAAP operating margin of 23.5%–24.5%. The company expects approximately 36 million diluted weighted average shares outstanding, reflecting disciplined capital allocation.


Additional News

1. Acquisition Expansion: In 2019, AppFolioAPPF-- acquired MyCase, a legal practice management platform, expanding its cloud-based solutions into the legal sector.

2. Leadership Shift: Shane Trigg assumed the role of President and CEO in 2025, succeeding Thomas Egan, signaling a strategic pivot under new leadership.

3. Innovation Focus: The company announced the 2025 FUTUREist Awards, recognizing industry leaders driving digital transformation in property and legal management.



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