ServiceTitan faces BFA Law and Pomerantz probes after 29.98% stock drop

  • BFA Law and Pomerantz LLP are investigating ServiceTitan over potential securities violations involving Max and related business disclosures.
  • ServiceTitan shares fell $24.46, or 29.98%, to close at $57.12 on Sept. 9, 2026.
  • ServiceTitan said Max-related changes would slow platform and professional services revenue growth through the remainder of fiscal 2027.

BFA Law and Pomerantz LLP are investigating ServiceTitan, Inc. and, in Pomerantz’s inquiry, certain officers or directors, over possible securities fraud or other unlawful business practices. The investigations follow ServiceTitan’s Sept. 8, 2026 second-quarter fiscal 2027 earnings disclosure about its AI-powered enterprise software package, Max, and a 29.98% stock decline on Sept. 9. ServiceTitan said Max requires substantial change management, generally does not generate subscription fees during the first quarter of an upsell contract, and carries no onboarding fee for existing customers transitioning to Max. The company therefore expects platform and professional services revenue to grow more slowly through the rest of fiscal 2027, with professional services revenue reduced by roughly an additional $2 million and professional services gross margin affected.

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