ServiceNow, Inc.
131 $
-3.07% day
ServiceNow sells cloud software that large companies use to run IT, HR and customer-service workflows. Its shares are a bellwether for corporate software budgets, and for whether AI adds to seat-based SaaS or replaces it.
Sep 28 · 131.45 $ · −11.2% vs the window’s open
the numbers20
| when | value | change |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 31high | 147.99 $ | |
| Sep 1 | 142.90 $ | −3.4% |
| Sep 2 | 136.72 $ | −4.3% |
| Sep 3 | 145.59 $ | +6.5% |
| Sep 4 | 141.26 $ | −3.0% |
| Sep 8 | 134.21 $ | −5.0% |
| Sep 9low | 131.11 $ | −2.3% |
| Sep 10 | 131.17 $ | 0.0% |
| Sep 11 | 132.53 $ | +1.0% |
| Sep 14 | 142.35 $ | +7.4% |
| Sep 15 | 141.90 $ | −0.3% |
| Sep 16 | 139.82 $ | −1.5% |
| Sep 17 | 138.47 $ | −1.0% |
| Sep 18 | 135.47 $ | −2.2% |
| Sep 21 | 137.68 $ | +1.6% |
| Sep 22 | 137.00 $ | −0.5% |
| Sep 23 | 140.78 $ | +2.8% |
| Sep 24 | 137.78 $ | −2.1% |
| Sep 25 | 135.62 $ | −1.6% |
| Sep 28latest | 131.45 $ | −3.1% |
Lately
Meta launched a paid AI platform for businesses, taking a consumer-internet giant straight into the enterprise market where ServiceNow sells its own AI agents. That launch came only at the very end of the window, and nothing else carried here accounts for the slide that preceded it.