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Tyler Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: TYL) is a Technology company (Software - Application) with a market capitalization of $16.9B. The Maz Rating grades it against the other companies in its sector.
About three months ago (July 2, 2026), Tyler Technologies, Inc. had a Maz Rating of 2.87 out of 5 (C+, Hold), ranked against the other companies in its sector. Its strongest factor then was Profitability (4.64), among the strongest in its sector; its weakest was Momentum (1.82), below most of its sector. The other factors: Financial Health 4.49 (above most of its sector); Growth 3.29 (around the middle of its sector); Valuation 1.82 (more expensive than most of its sector). The current rating is for members: log in to see it.
At $424.11, Tyler Technologies, Inc. trades at 52.3x trailing earnings, 6.7x sales and 6.1x book value, with an EV/EBITDA of 30.0. Over the last twelve months it generated about $2.5B of revenue and $322M of net income. It runs a gross margin of 47.1%, an operating margin of 15.6% and a net margin of 13.5%. It shows return on equity of 10.2%, return on invested capital of 6.8% and a free cash flow yield of 4.4%. On the balance sheet: a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.52 and a current ratio of 1.33. Over the past 52 weeks the share price ranged from $270.71 to $481.57, with a beta of 0.85.
Tyler Technologies, Inc. does not currently pay a dividend.
37 Wall Street analyst ratings cover the stock: 25 Buy and 12 Hold, for a Buy consensus. This is the sell side's view, separate from the Maz Rating.
Figures are trailing twelve months unless stated. The Maz Rating and Maz Dividend Score rank a company against its own sector; they are not price targets or recommendations.