Procore Technologies
Procore runs the software construction firms use to manage projects, documents, and billing.
Procore still owns the construction workflow and the customer count to prove it, but the market is pricing in doubt about whether that ownership survives AI agents doing the work per seat used to pay for.
Procore is the main software system that construction companies use to manage projects, teams, and documents. It is hard to replace because three million users and three million projects live inside it, and switching to a rival like Autodesk Build would take time and money. The real question is whether artificial intelligence tools like ChatGPT and Claude can do the routine paperwork tasks (like writing requests or reviewing documents) that Procore charges workers to use the software for. If AI handles that work for free or cheap, Procore may need to change how it charges customers, and no one yet knows if the company can make as much money doing that as it does today.
Net-revenue-retention metric moves more than 5 points in either direction in Q2 or Q3 2026 filings. A drop would show large customers shifting to Autodesk or other rivals; stability would show lock-in holding.
Procore reports AI/usage-based revenue or expansion metrics tied to Datagrid by Q4 2026. Would show whether Procore is converting AI features into new revenue or losing seat revenue to agents.
- ARR $1.44B, growth averaging 14.9% YoY, trailing four quarters
- 2,795 customers over $100K ARR, up 16% YoY
- Full-year 2026 guidance raised to $1.499-$1.53B
- Horizontal AI agents automate RFI drafting and submittal review, compressing per-seat pricing model.
- ARR growth decelerated to 14.9% average trailing four-quarter YoY as of Q1 2026.
- Autodesk's deep BIM/Revit integration positions it as closest substitute if switching costs erode.
- Insider selling (~$8.8M in 90 days) and Jennison Associates cutting stake 49.9% in Q1 2026.
- Construction market macro headwinds and rising yields pressuring long-duration SaaS valuations.
| Rival | Direction | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Autodesk | contesting | Named closest enterprise alternative via BIM/Revit integration, no visible share loss yet (2026 roundups) |
| Oracle (Aconex/Primavera) | contesting | Enterprise document control incumbent competing for large AEC accounts |
| Horizontal AI agents (Claude Cowork, Gemini, ChatGPT) | gaining on | Triggered $285B software rout Jan 22, 2026; hit Procore stock again June 9 and 22, 2026 |
| Buildertrend | contesting | Residential-focused alternative named in vendor comparison roundups |
- Is Procore Technologies profitable in 2026?
- Procore has not reported GAAP profitability in the brief; Q2 FY2026 consensus was ~$0.41 EPS on ~$365.9M revenue for results due July 29, 2026. Full-year 2026 revenue guidance is $1.499-1.53B, up to 13.6% YoY, per investors.procore.com (2026-05-05).
- Could AI replace Procore's software?
- AI agents like Claude Cowork can already draft RFIs and review submittals, the core repetitive work Procore charges per seat for. This fear triggered a $285B software sell-off in January 2026 and hit Procore shares again June 9 and June 22, 2026, per Yahoo Finance.
- Who is Procore's biggest competitor?
- Autodesk Construction Cloud/Autodesk Build is the most-cited alternative due to deep BIM/Revit integration, per third-party buyer's guides (2024-2026). Oracle Aconex/Primavera and Trimble Construction One are also named, though none has visibly taken Procore customers yet.
- Who owns Procore Technologies?
- Procore is publicly traded (NYSE: PCOR) with no parent company. Founder and Chairman Craig Courtemanche and insiders hold about 16.8% of shares; institutional holders include Dragoneer, Lead Edge Capital, Tiger Global, and Bessemer Venture Partners, per Crustdata (2026-07-04).
- Is Procore stock a buy in mid-2026?
- Analysts are cutting targets: Jefferies cut from $95 to $75 (2026-07-21, kept 'buy'), UBS cut to $68, TD Cowen to $75. Stock traded at $41.65 on July 22, 2026, down ~30% over six months and well below its $108.75 all-time high.
- Is Procore's growth slowing down?
- Yes. ARR reached $1.44B in Q1 2026 but grew an average 14.9% YoY over the trailing four quarters, a deceleration Yahoo Finance flagged on 2026-07-17 as a sign of rising competitive pressure from AI agents and rivals like Autodesk.
- 2026-07-22Stock trades at $41.65, market cap ~$6.28B, well below $108.75 all-time high
- 2026-07-21Jefferies cuts PCOR price target from $95 to $75; UBS to $68, TD Cowen to $75
- 2026-06-22Procore shares plummet with Workday, Twilio amid AI-eating-SaaS fears
- 2026-06-09Procore falls with GitLab, CLEAR Secure in AI-agent-driven software rout
- 2026-05-21Procore launches expanded AI experience with agentic Actions and Triggers
- 2026-05-05Q1 FY2026 results: $359M revenue (+16% YoY), ARR $1.44B, guidance raised
- 2026-04-20AI/academic leader Dr. Vishal Misra joins Procore board
- 2026-04-01Rachel Pyles becomes CFO, Walt Hearn becomes CRO
- 2026-01-22Claude Cowork launch triggers $285B single-day software rout including Procore
- 2026-01-20Procore acquires agentic AI platform Datagrid
- Procore Announces First Quarter 2026 Financial Results (2026-05-05)
- 3 Reasons to Avoid PCOR and 1 Stock to Buy Instead (2026-07-17)
- 8-K Exhibit 99.1 (2026-05-05)
- Q1 2026 earnings call transcript (2026-05-05)
- Procore Technologies (PCOR) Number of Employees 2019-2025 (2026-06-16)
- Procore Number of Employees 2026 (2026-06-29)
- Procore Technologies - Headcount, Funding & Open Jobs (2026-07-04)
- Procore Acquires Datagrid to Accelerate AI Strategy (2026-01-20)
- Procore Acquires Construction Agentic AI Platform Datagrid (2026-01-20)
- New Procore AI Experience Embeds Datagrid into Procore (2026-05-21)
- Procore CDE lays foundation for agentic AI (2026-07-22)
- 8-K (2026-03-10)