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Tyler Technologies, Inc.
TYL · NYSESoftware
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AI demand
Cloud &computewhere the software runsData & talentinputstelemetry, threat intel,…AI modelsthe generative enginesVendorplatformsthe clouds vendors buildProduct linesmodules & familiesChannel &deliveryresellers, MSSPs, integra…Customerswho pays the subscriptionAWSAmazon (AWS)DCTyler-hosted data centersENGSoftware engineersDATGovernment records & dataAIAI models (via AWS)TYLTyler Technologies, Inc.ORCLOracleMSIMotorola SolutionsCSQCentralSquareERPEnterprise ERP (Munis)CRTCourts & Justice (Odyssey)PSPublic SafetyNICPlatform & Payments (NIC)APPAppraisal & TaxD&IData & Insights (Socrata)IMPImplementation & partnersSTState governmentsLOCCounties & citiesEDUSchool districtsFEDFederal agenciesYOUCitizens
Company details
Market cap
$13B
P/E ratio
43×
Div yield
EPS (TTM)
$7.20
Profit margin
14%
Rev. growth
+9%
Revenue
$2.33B
Free cash flow
$638M
In plain English
Tyler is the largest software company focused only on the public sector — the courts, jails, city halls, county assessors and state portals that run American government. It sells sticky subscription software (Enterprise ERP, Odyssey courts, public safety, appraisal & tax) and, since buying NIC for $2.3B, runs official state payment portals. ~89% of revenue now recurs; the business is mid-cloud transition onto AWS.
In simple terms
What Tyler Technologies, Inc. really sells
Tyler is the largest software company focused only on the public sector — the courts, jails, city halls, county assessors and state portals that run American government. It sells sticky subscription software (Enterprise ERP, Odyssey courts, public safety, appraisal & tax) and, since buying NIC for $2.3B, runs official state payment portals. ~89% of revenue now recurs; the business is mid-cloud transition onto AWS.
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