ServiceTitan, Inc. (Nasdaq: TTAN) is a technology company in the Software – Application industry that provides a cloud-based, end-to-end software platform for trades and field service businesses. The ServiceTitan news feed highlights announcements, customer stories, partnerships, and financial updates that illustrate how the company’s platform is used across residential and commercial markets.
Readers can find news about contractors adopting ServiceTitan as their core technology platform, including multi-location operators in roofing, pool care, and other trades that standardize operations on the software. Coverage also includes product and feature launches, such as AI-powered programs like the ServiceTitan Max Program, Atlas as an AI sidekick within the platform, and AP Automation, Tap to Pay on Mobile, and integrated financing capabilities designed for contractor financial workflows.
ServiceTitan’s news also features industry research, such as its AI in the Skilled Trades report, which examines how contractors are adopting AI and how embedded tools affect efficiency and decision-making. Workforce and ecosystem initiatives appear as well, including collaborations with programs like The Home Depot’s Path to Pro and updates from affiliated products like FieldRoutes, a ServiceTitan product for field service businesses.
Investors and contractors can follow this page for press releases on quarterly financial results, strategic partnerships, customer adoption milestones, and developments in ServiceTitan’s AI, fintech, and field service capabilities. Bookmark this news section to monitor how ServiceTitan’s platform, partnerships, and industry initiatives evolve over time.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) launched ServiceTitan for Property Care, a software offering for enterprise pest control, lawn care, and pool and spa businesses. The platform extends recurring-service and property care capabilities into its core software, with tools for coordinating operations across offices, brands, and business units.
A partnership with Corteva Agriscience adds a native Sentricon reporting workflow. Certified Sentricon Specialists can record installation and service activity and generate reports for monthly upload to Corteva. ServiceTitan plans to support and invest in both Property Care and FieldRoutes, which focuses on local and semi-regional pest control businesses.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) subsidiary Aspire Software released its 2027 Commercial Landscape Industry Report, examining contractors’ growth priorities and operational challenges.
The survey covered more than 1,000 U.S. commercial landscape business owners, executives and senior decision-makers. Among respondents, 79% prioritize revenue growth in 2027. Nearly half already use artificial intelligence in some form, while more than half plan to increase their AI budgets. Rising material and equipment costs are prompting more direct purchases from suppliers. A majority plan to raise crew pay this year. The findings describe contractors’ plans and industry conditions, not ServiceTitan’s financial results.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) is announcing FieldRoutes platform enhancements and upcoming AI capabilities for pest control operators at its Ignite 2026 user conference.
Over the past 18 months, FieldRoutes has worked on platform reliability, architecture, data infrastructure and core workflows. Recent and upcoming updates cover dispatch, routing, mobile, reporting, billing and sales. Planned tools include an AI-driven Command Center with conversational analytics, customizable dashboards and monitoring; Revenue Retention capabilities to identify potential customer losses; and intelligent dispatch to help fill same-day openings after cancellations.
FieldRoutes plans to continue adding AI to specific workflows to reduce manual work and support business decisions. FieldRoutes and ServiceTitan will both continue receiving product investment and innovation.
Aspire Software, a ServiceTitan (TTAN) company, will unveil its AI-powered Command Center for landscape contractors at its Ignite 2026 user conference. Early access will be limited to 100 Aspire customers, with general availability expected early next year.
The company describes Command Center as an intelligence layer combining Aspire business data with Atlas, ServiceTitan’s conversational agent. Planned capabilities include near real-time operational and financial views, plain-English questions, customized charts and dashboards, and email alerts for issues such as declining crew productivity, overdue invoices and eroding contract margins.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) expanded its AI-powered Max package to every residential in-home contractor and launched a limited pilot for commercial and roofing contractors. The announcements were made at Pantheon 2026, its annual user conference. Max connects automated agents across demand, field and office workflows; additional agents for the commercial and roofing pilot are expected soon.
The company also launched the Atlas mobile app for accessing business insights and agents, and Homh, a consumer platform connecting homeowners with selected ServiceTitan contractors. Homh supports discovery and booking through ChatGPT, Gemini and Claude. Other announcements include scheduling access for AI customer-service representatives, a Ramp integration, a supplier self-service portal, and financing preapproval capabilities with GreenSky and Synchrony.
ServiceTitan (Nasdaq: TTAN) announced a partnership with Ramp to integrate AI-powered bill payment and expense management into its software for contractors. The integration brings Ramp’s payment processing into ServiceTitan’s existing accounts payable tools, which automate invoice review, reconciliation and approval. ServiceTitan said the combined workflows reduce manual data entry and keep spending connected to jobs and projects.
Ramp-powered corporate expense cards also connect with ServiceTitan. Card transactions automatically sync into the platform, where contractors can match purchases to jobs or projects, capture receipts digitally and track expenses. The partnership is Ramp’s first embedded integration within a software platform focused on a specific industry. Cards are issued by Celtic Bank under a Visa USA license and are subject to credit approval.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) released a survey of U.S. contractors finding that AI users report time savings but fewer report business gains. Among AI users, 66% said they save at least three hours a week, while 47% reported improved profitability and 43% reported increased revenue.
Contractors cited understanding how to use AI in their business (44%), a lack of clear use cases (43%) and integration with existing software (40%) as barriers. High purchase cost was cited by 17%, down 12 percentage points from the previous survey. Clearer return on investment would encourage greater adoption for 40% of contractors, while 38% cited AI trained on trade-specific data. Only 11% of contractors reported high or complete trust in the AI tools they use; 58% reported little or no trust.
The survey covered 1,017 verified U.S. residential and commercial trades contractors and was fielded from May 26 to June 15, 2026.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) released its 2026 Commercial State of the Trades report on September 24, drawing on 1,020 survey respondents.
Among surveyed commercial service firms, 62% had piloted or deployed AI, while 33% were actively using it or had embedded it across their businesses. AI was a top technology priority for 33% in 2026, up from 15% in 2025. Among contractors using AI, 59% reported a positive impact, but 15% reported a significant positive impact with clear return on investment.
Cash flow was a top-three business goal for 40% of contractors, up from 28% in 2025; 42% prioritized increasing net profit margins. Although 82% sent invoices within three days of completing work, 96% waited at least 15 days for payment. Tariffs had materially affected 73% of contractors’ businesses over the past year. Thrive Analytics fielded the online survey July 10–28, 2026.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) announced that Canopy Services, a Trivest Partners–backed residential roofing platform, has standardized its expanding family of roofing brands on ServiceTitan’s software platform to unify sales, production, customer management and reporting.
Canopy reports measurable improvements in key operating metrics, including call center booking rates, cancellation rates, close rates and average ticket size, after moving to the end-to-end system. The single platform gives Canopy leadership real-time visibility across all brands while still allowing each local brand operational freedom within a common framework. ServiceTitan has expanded roofing-specific capabilities, developed with customers like Canopy, to support longer project lifecycles, complex production handoffs and sales-driven workflows on one unified operating platform.
ServiceTitan (TTAN) appointed Rikus Pretorius as its next Chief Revenue Officer, effective at the start of the company’s fiscal fourth quarter, while longtime CRO Ross Biestman will step back from his operating role after the fiscal third quarter and remain an advisor through the end of fiscal 2027.
Pretorius has led worldwide sales for over seven years and has been a key architect of ServiceTitan’s go-to-market strategy since 2019. Biestman, CRO for nearly a decade, helped grow the business from under $30 million in ARR in 2018 to a market-leading public company with an annualized revenue run rate above $1 billion, and played a central role in expanding into new trade verticals and driving the IPO.