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ServiceNow second-quarter subscription revenue rises approximately 25% year over year

Approximately 25% year-over-year growth in subscription revenue led ServiceNow's (NOW) second-quarter financial results, the company reported. The gain was the headline figure from the quarterly disclosure.

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Key takeaways

  • ServiceNow's second-quarter subscription revenue rose approximately 25% year over year, according to the company.
  • The roughly 25% subscription revenue growth was the headline figure of ServiceNow's second-quarter financial results.
  • ServiceNow's earnings release identified subscription revenue as the period's featured metric.
  • The source disclosure contained no additional metrics, dollar amounts, comparison figures, or named executives beyond the subscription growth figure.

Approximately 25% year-over-year growth in subscription revenue led ServiceNow's (NOW) second-quarter financial results, the company reported. The gain was the headline figure from the quarterly disclosure.

Second-quarter disclosure

ServiceNow's second-quarter financial results release identified the subscription line as the period's featured metric. Subscription revenue rose approximately 25% from a year earlier, according to the company.

Note to editor: The source summary contains a single data point (approximately 25% year-over-year subscription revenue growth) and no additional metrics, dollar amounts, comparison figures, or named executives. Per standing desk policy, this piece reflects the full available source. A fuller brief is needed to expand to the standard word count.

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Frequently asked

How much did ServiceNow's subscription revenue grow in the second quarter?

Subscription revenue rose approximately 25% compared with a year earlier.

What was the headline figure in ServiceNow's second-quarter results?

The approximately 25% year-over-year growth in subscription revenue was the headline figure of the quarterly disclosure.

Which metric did ServiceNow feature in its second-quarter release?

ServiceNow identified the subscription revenue line as the period's featured metric.

Did ServiceNow disclose other financial details for the quarter?

No; the source contained only the approximately 25% subscription revenue growth figure and no additional metrics, dollar amounts, comparison figures, or named executives.