Tyler Technologies, Inc.

TYLUS

Tyler Technologies, Inc. specializes in delivering comprehensive information management solutions and services tailored for the public sector. Its operations are organized into three primary divisions: Enterprise Software, Appraisal and Tax, and NIC. The company's extensive product portfolio encompasses financial management tools, such as modular fund accounting systems designed for government bodies and non-profit organizations, as well as utility billing platforms for managing both metered and unmetered services. Additionally, Tyler offers solutions that automate a wide array of municipal and county operations, ranging from municipal court and parking ticket administration to animal and business licensing, permits and inspections, code enforcement, citizen complaint resolution, ambulance billing, fleet maintenance, and cemetery records management. Educational institutions, particularly K-12 schools, benefit from their specialized student information and transportation management systems. Furthermore, the company delivers a comprehensive suite of judicial technologies, including systems for court case management, integrated court and law enforcement functions, prosecutor support, and supervision. These solutions are scalable for diverse needs, from single-county deployments to multi-jurisdictional or statewide implementations. Their offerings extend to public safety software, alongside systems designed for the automated appraisal and assessment of both real and personal property, complemented by tax billing and collection applications for relevant agencies. Public sector agencies also leverage Tyler's software for planning, regulatory compliance, and maintenance operations. Dedicated applications enhance and automate records and document management, while their data and insights solutions provide valuable analytical capabilities. Beyond core software, Tyler Technologies facilitates Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) deployments and provides electronic document filing solutions for legal and judicial entities. Their service portfolio is robust, encompassing software and hardware installation, data conversion, user training, product customization, and ongoing maintenance and support. They also offer outsourced property appraisal services to taxing authorities. A strategic collaboration agreement with Amazon Web Services (AWS) underscores the company's commitment to cloud-based hosting solutions. Established in 1966, Tyler Technologies, Inc. maintains its headquarters in Plano, Texas.

Founded1966IPO year1980As of2026-08-04
Market Cap
$12.69B
Enterprise Value
$13.18B
EV / LTM Revenue
5.6x
EV / NTM Revenue
5.0x
Trading multiples

Enterprise value over trailing (LTM) vs. forward (NTM) fundamentals. Click an LTM cell to chart it.

LTM
trailing
NTM
forward
Revenue
5.0x
Gross Profit
10.6x
EBITDA
18.9x
Classification
Sector
Application Software
Sub-sector
Vertical Applications
Listing
TYL
Country
US
Historical valuation & fundamentals

EV / LTM Revenue

Annual financials & analyst forecasts

$MCY2021CY2022CY2023CY2024CY2025CY2026ECY2027E
Revenue YoY16%5%10%9%7%10%
Revenue$1.59B$1.85B$1.95B$2.14B$2.33B$2.50B$2.76B
Gross Profit$665M$723M$786M$876M$1.04B
Gross Profit Margin41.8%39.0%40.3%41.0%44.7%
EBITDA$324M$388M$393M$464M$536M$658M$724M
EBITDA Margin20.3%21.0%20.1%21.7%23.0%26.3%26.3%
EBIT$203M$216M$219M$300M$358M$587M$646M
Net Income$161M$164M$166M$263M$316M$574M$680M
Free Cash Flow$316M$331M$327M$580M$638M
FCF Margin19.9%17.9%16.8%27.1%27.3%
Short-Term Debt$30M$30M$50M$10M$609M
Long-Term Debt$1.31B$957M$596M$598M$33M
Cash & Cash Equivalents$309M$174M$165M$745M$1.02B
Net Debt$1.03B$814M$481M($137M)($373M)
Net Debt / EBITDA3.2x2.1x1.2x-0.3x-0.7x
Rule of 4034.1%22.3%36.6%36.4%
Figures in $M. True calendar years (Jan–Dec) built from quarterly data — income & cash-flow lines summed across the four quarters, balance sheet as of year-end. E columns are calendarized analyst consensus — gross profit, cash flow and balance-sheet lines are not estimated. Net debt = short-term debt + long-term debt − cash & cash equivalents; Rule of 40 = YoY revenue growth + FCF margin.