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Agilysys Inc
Agilysys makes software for the hospitality industry. Its products help hotels, resorts, casinos, cruise lines, and food service operators handle reservations, front desk work, guest check-in, point-of-sale transactions, inventory, and other day-to-day operations. The company sells these systems directly to businesses that need software to run guest-facing and back-office tasks smoothly. The main customers are hospitality operators that want one system to manage the guest experience from booking through billing and service. Agilysys makes money by selling software subscriptions, maintenance and support, and related professional services such as setup, training, and implementation. In some cases it also sells hardware that works with its software, such as terminals and devices used at the point of sale. What makes Agilysys different is that it sits deep in the operating systems of hotels and similar venues, where switching software is difficult and disruptions are costly. That gives its products a sticky role in the customer’s workflow. Instead of selling a broad consumer product, Agilysys earns recurring business from organizations that rely on its software every day to run the guest experience.
Agilysys makes software for the hospitality industry. Its products help hotels, resorts, casinos, cruise lines, and food service operators handle reservations, front desk work, guest check-in, point-of-sale transactions, inventory, and other day-to-day operations. The company sells these systems directly to businesses that need software to run guest-facing and back-office tasks smoothly.
The main customers are hospitality operators that want one system to manage the guest experience from booking through billing and service. Agilysys makes money by selling software subscriptions, maintenance and support, and related professional services such as setup, training, and implementation. In some cases it also sells hardware that works with its software, such as terminals and devices used at the point of sale.
What makes Agilysys different is that it sits deep in the operating systems of hotels and similar venues, where switching software is difficult and disruptions are costly. That gives its products a sticky role in the customer’s workflow. Instead of selling a broad consumer product, Agilysys earns recurring business from organizations that rely on its software every day to run the guest experience.
Record quarter: Agilysys said fiscal Q4 was its best quarter ever for sales, revenue and profitability, with revenue of $82.9 million and 17 straight record revenue quarters.
Strong full year: Full-year revenue reached $319.3 million, up 15.9%, while subscription revenue rose 30.2% to a record $137.1 million.
Guidance up: Management guided fiscal 2027 revenue to $365 million to $370 million and expects adjusted EBITDA margin to rise to 24% from 21.2% in fiscal 2026.
PMS rollout: The large Marriott PMS project is progressing well, but management said it will take at least 2 years and is not assumed to be a one-year rollout.
AI strategy: Agilysys is adding AI across its product set and launched two AI-native modules, revenue intelligence and CRS, with beta implementations expected later this fiscal year.
Margins improving: Gross margin expanded to 64.4% in Q4, and management expects further improvement in fiscal 2027 as the business shifts toward recurring revenue.
Demand broadens: Management said sales were strong across POS, PMS, gaming, managed foodservice and international, with record bookings and world-class retention.
