Revenue

Q3 2025

$255.5M to $257.5M, 10–11% growth year-over-year "

$263M to $266M, 10–12% growth year-over-year "

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Adjusted EBITDA

Q3 2025

$99M to $101M with an EBITDA margin of 39% "

$104M to $107M with a 40% adjusted EBITDA margin at the midpoint "

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Revenue

FY 2025

$1.046B to $1.056B, 11% growth at the midpoint "

$1.046B to $1.056B, 11% growth at the midpoint and 12% at the high end "

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Adjusted EBITDA

FY 2025

$420M to $428M with a 40% margin at the midpoint "

$420M to $428M with a 40% margin at the midpoint and 41% at the high end "

no change

Emerging Solutions Growth

In Q1 2025, emerging solutions contributed about 2 percentage points to revenue and were noted as the fastest‐growing part of the portfolio. " " In Q4 2024, they added roughly 1 percentage point (≈$10 million, 3% of revenue) with high growth rates " " , and in Q3 2024, emerging solutions delivered approximately 1 percentage point with significant adoption in Diagnostics and Estimate-STP. "

In Q2 2025, emerging solutions grew by approximately 2 percentage points, driven by increased customer usage across diagnostics, build sheets, SMSDP, and subrogation, and are viewed as the fastest-growing part of the portfolio. " " "

Consistent and accelerating growth with broader adoption and higher revenue contribution, reinforcing a positive sentiment toward innovation and future potential.

Pilot-to-Contract Conversion

Q1 2025 highlighted a fast pilot-to-contract conversion with an OEM customer. " In Q3 2024, 100% of early pilot customers converted to paying customers " , and Q4 2024 saw active efforts with dedicated resources for conversion. "

In Q2 2025, the discussion focused on a significant shift as more of the largest customers transitioned from pilots to multi-year contract rollouts, with volume ramp-ups over time. " " "

Consistently positive with an accelerating trend toward faster and broader pilot-to-contract conversions, reflecting strong customer confidence and effective deployment strategies.

Proprietary AI Solutions and Deep Vertical Expertise

In Q3 2024, CCC emphasized substantial investments in AI models for mission-critical use cases and tailoring solutions for the P&C sector. " " Q4 2024 detailed the deployment of over 300 AI models and showcased acquisitions like EvolutionIQ to bolster deep vertical expertise. " " Q1 2025 referenced AI-powered workflows, although without explicit focus on proprietary AI solutions. "

In Q2 2025, proprietary AI solutions were highlighted as driving operational efficiency and ROI in auto physical damage and subrogation, reinforcing CCC’s vertical focus and enhanced customer outcomes. " " "

Ongoing reinforcement of tailored, industry-specific AI capabilities with deeper integration into operations; the tone remains consistently positive as strategic value is underscored.

Margin Performance and Free Cash Flow Dynamics

Q1 2025 reported an adjusted EBITDA margin of 39% with free cash flow of $44 million. " " Q3 2024 showed EBITDA margins around 43% and free cash flow margins in the low 20%s. " " Q4 2024 emphasized a 43% EBITDA margin with year-over-year improvements and higher quarterly free cash flow, with supportive trailing metrics. " "

In Q2 2025, adjusted EBITDA margin stood at 42% with a gross profit margin of 78% (down slightly due to increased depreciation) and quarterly free cash flow at $27 million, though trailing free cash flow increased by 15% year-over-year. " "

Margins remain solid with moderate quarter-to-quarter fluctuations; the balanced free cash flow dynamics reflect operational efficiency and continued strategic initiatives.

EvolutionIQ Integration and Revenue Timing Delays

Q1 2025 noted integration progress with Medhub slated for Q3 and a slight revenue guidance reduction. " " Q4 2024 discussed successful integration with anticipated revenue synergies despite upfront costs causing moderate EBITDA drag. " " Q3 2024 did not mention EvolutionIQ, marking a slight gap in discussion.

In Q2 2025, detailed discussions addressed EvolutionIQ’s integration into the casualty suite, with some implementation delays pushing revenue timing later in the year while maintaining strong cross‑selling potential and strategic importance. " " " "

Continued integration shows strategic promise but faces short-term timing delays, reflecting a learning curve in scaling new capabilities while being vital for future diversification.

Claims Volume Trends and Their Impact on Revenue

Q1 2025 observed a 9% decline in claims volume (mitigated by a stable subscription model) " , Q3 2024 reported a roughly 6% year‑over‑year decline with a one‐point revenue drag " , and Q4 2024 detailed declines between 3–5% with evolving consumer self‑pay trends. " "

Q2 2025 reported an 8% year‑over‑year decline in claims volumes, resulting in a one‑percentage‑point headwind on growth; however, the strong subscription component (80% of revenue) helps mitigate the adverse impact. " " "

Persistent softness in claims volumes continues to be a challenge, yet its impact is cushioned by a robust subscription model, indicating a stable revenue base despite macro-level headwinds.

Competitive Pressures from Horizontal SaaS Providers

No explicit mention in Q1 2025, Q3 2024, or Q4 2024 [N/A].

In Q2 2025, the CEO highlighted CCC’s competitive advantage through deep vertical expertise, notably using photo AI capabilities that are uniquely tailored to the insurance and automotive sectors, differentiating them from horizontal players. "

A new discussion point in Q2 2025, signaling an increased emphasis on differentiating CCC’s vertically focused solutions against broader SaaS competitors, thereby reinforcing its competitive positioning.

Diversification Beyond Auto Claims

Q1 2025 emphasized growth in casualty and the expansion through EvolutionIQ in disability and workers’ comp. " " Q3 2024 mentioned the launch of new solutions like CCC Payroll and diversified offerings beyond auto claims. " " Q4 2024 discussed leveraging EvolutionIQ to enhance the casualty suite. " " "

Q2 2025 focused on strengthening the casualty platform and highlighted how EvolutionIQ’s Medhub integration is driving contract renewals and cross‑selling opportunities into the auto physical damage client base. " "

Consistent strategic expansion beyond auto, with an increasing focus on casualty and related segments, underscoring a key driver for long-term revenue diversification and growth.

Extended Sales Cycles and Macro Uncertainty

Q1 2025 noted caution with longer sales and implementation cycles due to macro uncertainty. " " " In Q3 2024, the CEO mentioned that while sales cycles are extending, macro factors are not seen as a significant detractor. " " Q4 2024 did not address these themes explicitly [N/A].

In Q2 2025, extended sales cycles continued to be a point of discussion — particularly with emerging solutions and EvolutionIQ contracts — alongside ongoing macro uncertainty that contributes to a one-point drag on growth. " "

Persistent caution remains as extended sales cycles and macro uncertainty continue to influence deal velocity, though robust demand underpins long‑term outlook.

Reduced Emphasis on the Subscription‑Based Revenue Model

Q1 2025 re‑affirmed a strong focus on the subscription‑based model, with comments emphasizing its stability and minimal volatility compared to transactional revenues. " Q3 and Q4 2024 did not indicate any shift away from this model, maintaining the status quo. "

Q2 2025 does not mention any reduced emphasis; the subscription‑based revenue remains dominant at 80%, underscoring its continued importance in the company’s financial structure. "

The emphasis on subscription-based revenue remains steady, with no shift away from this core model, supporting a stable and recurring revenue base going forward.

High R&D Investment for Future Innovation

Q1 2025 stressed significant investments ahead of the technology curve, underpinning both established and emerging solutions. " " Q3 2024 detailed a maintained R&D spend of roughly 20% of revenue aimed at fueling future innovation. " Q4 2024 had only limited commentary, mentioning internal AI deployment for efficiency. "

In Q2 2025, the discussion emphasized continued high R&D investments to drive AI-based operational efficiency and foster innovation across emerging solutions, reinforcing the long-term strategy. " "

A consistent commitment to robust R&D spending remains, ensuring that future innovation continues to be a cornerstone of growth and competitive advantage, with a clear focus on AI-driven enhancements.