We’re excited to share that ServiceTitan, one of the Innovation Fund’s portfolio companies, has filed to go public on the Nasdaq.

The Innovation Fund first invested in ServiceTitan in June of 2023 and the company today is one of the Fund’s largest holdings.

Notably, this will also be the first Innovation Fund portfolio company to go public.

Company highlights

ServiceTitan is the leading provider of software solutions designed specifically for the trades industry. It addresses a traditionally underserved market with its cloud-based, end-to-end platform that streamlines business workflows and helps manage a range of critical business processes such as customer relationship management (CRM), field service management (FSM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), and financial technology (FinTech) services.

Highlights from the S-1 filing:

  • Large market opportunity: An estimated $1.5 trillion annual market in the U.S. and Canada.
  • Impressive growth rates: The company reported revenue of $614M in FY2024, reflecting a compound annual growth rate of 51% over the previous four years.
  • Diverse customer base: As of January 2024, ServiceTitan serves approximately 8,000 active customers, ranging from small family-owned businesses to large enterprises.
  • Strong retention metrics: The company boasts a gross dollar retention rate of over 95% and a net dollar retention rate exceeding 110% for the past ten quarters.

Understanding the IPO Process

The public S-1 filing is the formal kick-off event and declaration of ServiceTitan’s intent to go public. The filing includes detailed financials, business strategies, and risk factors for investors. Here’s what to expect next:

  1. SEC review: The SEC will review the S-1 to ensure compliance with the relevant disclosure regulations.
  2. Roadshow: ServiceTitan’s management will meet with a number of institutional investors, seeking to generate interest in the IPO.
  3. Pricing and listing: Once interest is gauged, underwriters from the investment banks will work with the company to determine an initial IPO price range.
  4. Timing: The process can take several months to complete with the exact timing dependent on both regulatory and market feedback.
  5. Trading: Upon formally listing on the Nasdaq, the company’s shares will begin trading under the ticker symbol TTAN.

As an investor in the company, our investment will be subject to a standard “lock-up” period which generally prohibits all pre-IPO investors from beginning to trade their shares for a set period of time (often 6 months).


How the public listing will impact the performance of our investment in the company will be dependent upon where the pricing ends up and the subsequent trading activity. Although generally, companies tend to go public based on the belief that the offering will be positively received by the market and allow the company to continue to grow and increase in value.

Needless to say, we are incredibly excited about what this means both for ServiceTitan, as well as the receptiveness of the public markets to new IPO offerings going forward. We will, of course, continue to closely monitor the progress of the offering and will keep our investors updated as ServiceTitan moves closer to its public debut.


The above information is all available in the company’s public S-1 filing here.