Companies/US/PAYS

PAYSIGN, INC.

Last · NASDAQ$15.16-0.32 (-2.07%)close · yahoo · 15h ago
Vol 824.6K ≈ 12.50M
Market cap$855.97M56.5M sh
P/E · TTM56.1fwd 24.7 · eps 0.27
Beta0.83vs S&P 500
Div yield0.00%annual · TTM
52w range
$3.08$15.62
Volume824.6Ksession

Issuer

Legal namePAYSIGN, INC.
HQUnited States (US)
ListingUS PAYS
ISINUS70451A1043
SectorIndustrials
IndustryBusiness & Consumer Services
SIC7389
CurrencyUSD
Entity registrysec:0001496443
CIK0001496443
LinkedIn
Employees226
AddressPaySign, Inc. 2615 Street Rose Parkway 89052-4881, Henderson
Headline financial metrics
Revenue$82.0M
Operating income$7.4M
Net income$7.6M
Free cash flow$51.2M
Operating margin9.0%
Net margin9.2%
Return on equity15.6%
Period2025
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OpenFilings analyst

Our analyst

Agentic read of the latest earnings call — recommendation updates when we process a new transcript. Research synthesis, not investment advice.

Execution and raised guidance outweigh the dependence on new program additions and unresolved APHERION timing.

Latest call · Q2 2026

Buy: Paysign delivered a strong Q2, with revenue up 48.1% to $28.3 million, adjusted EBITDA up 113% to $9.6 million, and gross margin expanding to 63.3%; management raised 2026 revenue guidance to $114-$117 million and adjusted EBITDA guidance to $35-$38 million. The bull case is accelerating patient-affordability growth—revenue up 88.9%, 148 active programs, and 157 exiting July—while the key tension is that mature programs are broadly flat, making continued new-program wins essential and leaving APHERION dependent on FDA approval.

Themes
  • Patient Affordability
  • Pharma Programs
  • Plasma Recovery
  • Operating Leverage
  • Program Launches
  • Apherion
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Near term

Q3 guidance calls for $28.5-$30.0 million of revenue and 165-170 active patient-affordability programs by quarter-end.

Program launches are expected to remain strong in Q3 and Q4, but management anticipates higher hiring and support costs ahead of the Q1 2027 seasonal surge.

Plasma utilization is recovering, with revenue per center at $7,699 and management expecting the active-center count to increase modestly from 561.

Q4 adjusted EBITDA may be weaker sequentially because of a more even launch cadence, holiday-related capitalization effects, higher staffing, and a higher expected tax rate.

Longer term

Patient affordability is the primary growth engine, with 51 net programs added over the last 12 months and management targeting at least 55 net additions in 2026.

The platform shows operating leverage as higher-margin pharma revenue expands: adjusted operating margin excluding the Gamma benefit reached 21.3% versus 7.5% year over year.

Management cited an addressable market of tens of thousands of branded and biosimilar products, but actual growth remains tied to converting that opportunity into programs.

APHERION could add a software growth vector in blood and plasma operations, with management citing a $3.5 billion global market today and $7 billion in 10 years, though commercialization awaits FDA review.

Red flags

Management acknowledged that doing nothing to mature programs would generally produce flat year-over-year claims and revenue; most growth therefore depends on sustaining a high rate of new program additions.

The company would not provide a consolidated average revenue profile or year-over-year cohort data for programs because drug indications, product cannibalization, and claim volumes vary widely.

The claimed RFP/RFI win rate above 80% was not quantified or independently detailed, and the company did not disclose customer concentration or program-level economics.

APHERION's FDA approval timing remains unknown, and management provided no launch date or quantified near-term revenue contribution.

Full-year GAAP net income guidance includes a $990,000 noncash Gamma earn-out benefit, while share dilution increased to 62 million from 57.9 million year over year.

Forward outlook

revenue

114–117 $million

FY 2026

official guidance

revenue growth

39–43 pct

FY 2026

official guidance

gross margin

62–63 pct

FY 2026

official guidance

eps diluted

0.35–0.37 $per share

FY 2026

official guidance

adjusted eps

0.57–0.61 $per share

FY 2026

official guidance

ebitda

35–38 $million

FY 2026

official guidance

revenue

28.5–30 $million

Q3 2026

official guidance

revenue growth

32–38.9 pct

Q3 2026

official guidance

gross margin

61–63 pct

Q3 2026

official guidance

eps diluted

0.09–0.1 $per share

Q3 2026

official guidance

ebitda

9.5–10 $million

Q3 2026

official guidance

OpenFilings analyst view from primary-source filings and earnings calls — not investment advice.

Upcoming earnings

1 event
9:00 PM UTC+1
Period
Sep 2026
Est. EPS
$0.13
Est. revenue
29.0M

Earnings transcripts

2 recent

Documents

FormReporting forFiledFlags
2026-10-092026-10-140
2026-09-152026-09-170
2026-09-082026-09-100
2025-03-192026-09-080
2026-05-182026-09-040