By Mill Chart
Last update: Jul 31, 2025
AppFolio Inc - A (NASDAQ:APPF) Reports Q2 2025 Earnings: Revenue and EPS Beat Estimates, Shares Rise in After-Hours Trading
AppFolio Inc - A (NASDAQ:APPF) delivered a strong second-quarter performance, surpassing analyst expectations on both revenue and earnings per share (EPS). The company, which provides cloud-based software solutions for the real estate industry, reported revenue of $235.58 million, slightly above the consensus estimate of $235.92 million. Meanwhile, EPS came in at $1.38, beating the forecasted $1.309.
The market responded positively to the results, with shares rising approximately 6.59% in after-hours trading. This reaction suggests investor confidence in the company’s execution and growth trajectory, particularly as AppFolio continues to expand its AI-powered platform, AppFolio Realm, and its premium subscription tiers.
While the press release did not provide explicit forward guidance, analysts currently project:
Given the strong Q2 performance, investors will be watching whether AppFolio can maintain this momentum, particularly as it continues to integrate AI and expand its partner ecosystem, AppFolio Stack.
In a separate announcement, AppFolio confirmed the appointment of Tim Eaton as Chief Financial Officer, effective July 30, 2025. Eaton, who previously served as interim CFO, brings extensive financial leadership experience from Visa, Google, and Goldman Sachs. His permanent appointment signals stability in the company’s financial strategy as it scales operations.
AppFolio’s Q2 results demonstrate resilience in its core real estate software business, with revenue and EPS exceeding expectations. The market’s positive reaction suggests confidence in the company’s ability to capitalize on AI-driven efficiencies and premium service adoption.
For a deeper dive into AppFolio’s earnings and future estimates, visit AppFolio’s Earnings & Estimates page.
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