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Matterport, Inc./DE (MTTR)·Q4 2024 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q4 2024 delivered record total revenue of $43.818M and ARR of $104.2M, with subscription revenue up 14% YoY and total subscribers reaching 1.2M, highlighting continued recurring growth and product-led adoption .
- Non-GAAP EPS improved to -$0.02 (vs -$0.04 in Q4 2023), while GAAP EPS was -$0.12; gross profit rose to $22.241M, reflecting efficiency gains despite elevated OpEx and earlier litigation costs in 2024 .
- Matterport did not hold an earnings call and maintained its suspension of guidance due to the pending CoStar acquisition, expected to close in Q1 2025; this transaction remains the primary stock narrative driver near term .
- Product velocity remained a standout: the 2025 Winter Release and Marketing Cloud introduced AI-driven automation (e.g., one-click defurnish, Model Merge, tag management), which management positioned as catalysts for workflow efficiency and adoption in real estate marketing .
- Wall Street consensus estimates via S&P Global were unavailable for MTTR due to a missing mapping, so estimate comparisons could not be performed (note explicitly unavailable) [GetEstimates error].
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Record Q4 revenue ($43.818M) and ARR ($104.2M), with subscription revenue growth of 14% YoY and total subscribers at 1.2M, evidencing strengthening recurring revenue and platform scale .
- Non-GAAP EPS improved 50% YoY to -$0.02; CFO emphasized “steadfast dedication to achieving strong revenue growth and profitability,” underscoring discipline in operating costs and progress toward breakeven .
- Strong product momentum: “Matterport’s 2025 Winter Release redefines what’s possible for digital twins… With the launch of Matterport Marketing Cloud… one-click defurnish… tag management… Model Merge” — driving productivity and adoption across property workflows (CEO RJ Pittman) .
What Went Wrong
- No earnings call and suspended guidance due to the pending CoStar acquisition, limiting near-term visibility on forward metrics (revenue, margins, OpEx) and removing typical guidance anchors .
- FY2024 reported a significant litigation expense ($95.0M), materially inflating GAAP losses; while non-GAAP adjustments remove this, the GAAP optics remained a headwind across 2024 .
- Operating loss remained sizable (-$43.936M in Q4), reflecting continued elevated SG&A of $50.767M despite improved gross profit; margin expansion will likely require further OpEx normalization post-transaction .
Financial Results
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Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Management Commentary
- RJ Pittman, CEO: “Total square feet digitized and managed reached… 50.7 billion, up 33% year-over-year, with annual recurring revenue… $104.2 million” and “Matterport’s 2025 Winter Release redefines what’s possible… introducing advanced automation and AI-driven capabilities… Matterport Marketing Cloud… one-click defurnish… tag management and Model Merge” .
- JD Fay, CFO: “In the fourth-quarter, we reported total revenue… $43.8 million and non-GAAP net loss per share saw a dramatic 50% improvement from the prior year… only $0.02” and “positions Matterport for continued success” .
Q&A Highlights
- Matterport did not host a conference call or webcast for Q4 2024 due to the pending CoStar acquisition; therefore, no Q&A was held .
Estimates Context
- Wall Street consensus estimates via S&P Global were unavailable for MTTR due to a missing CIQ mapping, so comparisons vs estimates could not be performed this quarter (explicitly unavailable) [GetEstimates error].
- Investors should rely on reported actuals and trend analysis until mapping is resolved and consensus can be accessed .
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Record revenue and ARR with subscription expansion: Q4 revenue $43.818M, ARR $104.2M, subscription revenue up 14% YoY — reinforcing the recurring model’s momentum .
- Non-GAAP profitability trajectory improving: Q4 non-GAAP EPS -$0.02 (vs -$0.04 in Q4 2023); gross profit up to $22.241M and gross margin ~50.8% — efficiency gains despite SG&A intensity .
- Litigation noise skewed FY GAAP optics: the $95.0M charge in 2024 materially impacted GAAP losses; non-GAAP adjustments better reflect core operations .
- Product cadence is a core catalyst: Marketing Cloud and Winter Release AI features (defurnish, Model Merge, tag management) target workflow automation and listing quality — likely sustaining subscriber and ARR growth .
- Transaction overhang: No call and suspended guidance while awaiting CoStar close (expected Q1 2025) — near-term stock narrative hinges on deal timing and closing conditions .
- Liquidity remains solid: year-end cash & cash equivalents $57.228M, restricted cash $96.330M, short-term investments $189.372M, supporting operational flexibility through transaction close .
- Trading setup: Expect muted estimate-driven reactions due to unavailable consensus and lack of guidance; focus on deal progress and product adoption KPIs (ARR, subscribers, square feet under management) as catalysts .