EverCommerce, Inc. (EVCM)

Several events impacted EverCommerce's stock price in the past six months. In July 2025, the company amended its credit facility. In September 2025, EverCommerce acquired ZyraTalk to enhance its AI capabilities. In October 2025, it sold its Marketing Technology solutions to Ignite Visibility. In November 2025, EverCommerce reported its third-quarter earnings, with revenue from continuing operations increasing by 5.3% year-over-year. The Board of Directors approved a $50.0 million increase in the stock repurchase authorization, and the company repurchased 2.6 million shares. The stock experienced a 19% decline following the Q3 2025 earnings announcement, and Barclays cut its target price for EverCommerce. EverCommerce presented its strategic vision at a conference, emphasizing its transformation efforts and growth plans. Zacks Research downgraded EverCommerce, but the company gained attention for its focus on AI and share buyback plan. In January 2026, CEO Eric Richard Remer and President Matthew David Feierstein sold shares. RBC Capital downgraded EverCommerce from Outperform to Sector Perform.

EverCommerce has actively worked to reduce demand seasonality by divesting its Marketing Technology segment and focusing on its core verticals. This has contributed to increased operational clarity and a reduction in seasonality, aiming for more predictable revenue patterns. The company's concentration on verticals that benefit from non-discretionary spending helps to cushion the business against economic fluctuations.

EverCommerce, Inc. is a service commerce platform providing integrated SaaS solutions and payment processing to service-based SMBs. It operates in the software sector, focusing on vertical SaaS, offering digital tools to help SMBs manage and grow. Its major products and services are organized into three primary verticals: EverPro for home service professionals, EverHealth for health service professionals, and EverWell for fitness and wellness service professionals. These solutions include business management software, integrated payment acceptance, and customer engagement applications. In October 2025, EverCommerce divested its Marketing Technology solutions to Ignite Visibility to focus on high-margin, AI-powered vertical software.

EverCommerce serves over 725,000 global customers and is headquartered in Denver, Colorado. The company's acquisition and integration strategy expands its geographic footprint and service offerings.

EverCommerce's brand reputation has been influenced by strategic shifts and financial performance. The acquisition of ZyraTalk and the divestiture of its Marketing Technology solutions positively impacted its reputation. A cost optimization program reduced operating costs, and the company maintains high customer retention rates. However, the company's stock experienced a decline following the Q3 2025 earnings announcement, and it faced revenue growth challenges. The company carries a high financial leverage, and insider stock sales were reported.

EverCommerce has a highly concentrated ownership structure, with private equity firms holding a significant majority. Institutional shareholders hold 92.62% of the company's stock, with major owners including PSG Equity L.L.C. and Silver Lake Group, L.L.C. EverCommerce insiders collectively own 67.45% of the company, with Silver Lake Group LLC being the largest individual shareholder. CEO Eric Remer and President Matthew David Feierstein directly owned shares after recent sales in January 2026.