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    Jamf Holding Corp (JAMF)

    Q2 2024 Earnings Summary

    Reported on Apr 23, 2025 (After Market Close)
    Pre-Earnings Price$16.33Last close (Aug 7, 2024)
    Post-Earnings Price$16.74Open (Aug 8, 2024)
    Price Change
    $0.41(+2.51%)
    • Bundled Offering Drives Higher Win and Upsell Rates: Executives highlighted that combining management and security solutions results in better retention and significantly increases upsell potential, which is a strong indicator for future revenue growth.
    • Stable Demand and Pipeline Visibility: Analysts noted signs of stabilization in customer buying behavior and consistent pipeline engagement, suggesting that the current demand environment is resilient and poised for sustainable growth.
    • Enhanced Partner Distribution Fuels Scalability: The company is investing in partner-facing infrastructure—such as new partner portals and incentive structures—to improve efficiency and ramp up partner contributions, which can accelerate market penetration and revenue expansion.
    • Delayed Refresh Cycles in Key Markets: The education vertical, a significant market opportunity, has not yet commenced its anticipated device refresh, potentially delaying revenue recognition in this segment.
    • Potential Re-emergence of Competitive Pricing Pressure: Although aggressive competitor pricing was noted only in Q1 and did not persist into Q2, there remains a risk that similar pricing pressures could reoccur, impacting margins.
    • Slowed Security ARR Growth: While security improvements remain a focus, the net new dollars added to security ARR were lower relative to previous periods, suggesting a potential deceleration in this high-growth component.
    1. Demand Cycle
      Q: What drives current demand?
      A: Management highlighted a strong, bundled approach—particularly in mobile and security—that has boosted the pipeline, with about 40% of the new customer pipeline tied to security opportunities, emphasizing a steady, innovative demand cycle.

    2. Competitive Pricing
      Q: Impact from competitor pricing?
      A: They explained that aggressive pricing seen in early Q1 was short-lived, and by Q2 that temporary pressure had faded, leaving pricing and margins on track.

    3. Bundling Impact
      Q: How does bundling affect deals?
      A: Management stated that bundling Jamf Pro with products that add a 50% to 75% uplift nearly doubles deal sizes, improving both retention and upsell potential.

    4. Cross-Selling
      Q: How is cross-selling progressing?
      A: They noted successful integration of iOS security with Mac management, with major deals incorporating substantial mobile components that drive enhanced revenue and customer retention.

    5. Vertical Markets
      Q: What about K-12 and tech trends?
      A: Management mentioned that while the K-12 market awaits a refresh cycle, discussions with large educational customers and stabilization in tech indicate promising growth ahead.

    6. Security Net New
      Q: How are security net new dollars trending?
      A: They remarked that net new security ARR was a bit lower compared to some past quarters, yet maintained a strong run-rate consistent with other periods.

    7. Win Rates
      Q: Are win rates better with bundles?
      A: Management confirmed that customers adopting both management and security solutions enjoy double the win rates, along with higher retention and upsell compared to single-product deals.

    8. Partner Channel
      Q: How critical is the partner channel?
      A: They emphasized leveraging and expanding partner channels—a significant strategy for boosting sales efficiency and market reach in both domestic and international markets.

    9. Pipeline Visibility
      Q: How visible is the pipeline?
      A: Management described the visibility as stable, with consistent, quality discussions from both prospective and existing customers mirroring previous quarters.

    10. Quarter Linearity
      Q: Is buying behavior consistent?
      A: They noted that the traditional back-end loaded purchase pattern remains intact this quarter, with end-of-quarter negotiations running as usual.

    11. Device Correlation
      Q: How do device shipments affect revenue?
      A: They clarified that while quarterly device shipment growth isn’t directly tied to immediate revenue, sustained increases are a strong leading indicator of future licensing opportunities one to three quarters later.

    12. Apple Intelligence
      Q: How is Apple Intelligence leveraged?
      A: Management explained that Jamf’s tailored tools uniquely align with Apple’s privacy and security innovation, enabling them to harness these advancements effectively, though no specific figures were cited.