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Transition to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses built on a transaction-based business

First written in FY2020-Q1. 14 of 19 entries say "Advanced", first in FY2020-Q3. Latest entry: 2026-09-14.

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Shift from a flow-based real estate business to SaaS and recurring-revenue businessesA theme 2 companies write about · 0 as a headwind · 2 as a tailwind

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  1. FY2026-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「Against this backdrop, based on the medium-term management plan announced in June 2024, the Group has sought to expand the top line, including by broadening its product lineup, and improve margins in its marketplace business, while building up its stable recurring-revenue business to transform its earnings structure into a robust one.」

    The Group continued to improve sales and margins in the flow business and build up the recurring-revenue business, increasing RENOSY’s subscription contracts to 47,916 units and ITANDI’s ARR to ¥6,793 million.
  2. 2026-03-17ReframedEarnings presentation

    「The revenue structure is becoming more diversified through growth in recurring revenue and the US business. To communicate the substance of each business more clearly, the disclosure groups have been reorganized around three pillars.」

    The disclosure structure has been reorganized from the previous categories of domestic online transactions, subscriptions and overseas businesses into three pillars: marketplace, recurring revenue and US business.
  3. FY2025-H1AdvancedAnnual report

    「Against this backdrop, based on the medium-term management plan announced in June 2024, the Group has sought to expand the top line, including by broadening its product lineup, and improve margins in its flow business, while building up its stable recurring-revenue business to transform its earnings structure into a robust one.」

    Based on the medium-term management plan, the Group has continued to improve sales and margins in the flow business while building up the recurring-revenue business, pursuing an ongoing transformation of its business structure. Gross profit from the recurring-revenue business was ¥5,661 million, up 59.4% year on year.
  4. FY2024AdvancedAnnual report

    「ITANDI ・Expand market share for rental management SaaS in priority areas ・Build platform power and realize cross-selling benefits ・37% nationwide share (approximately 7.2 million managed units using the service) ・15,000 products implemented」

    The policy of transitioning to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses has been translated into specific targets of a 37% nationwide share for rental management SaaS, approximately 7.2 million managed units and 15,000 products implemented.
  5. FY2024-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「Against this backdrop, the Group concentrated resources on the RENOSY Marketplace business※1 and the ITANDI business, making growth investments to maximize future profits through market share expansion. The results of structural reforms undertaken previously are also being steadily realized. Other key KPIs were net revenue※2 of ¥14,470 million, up 39.7% year on year; gross profit from the recurring-revenue business※3 of ¥3,435 million, up 72.8%; and an adjusted operating profit margin※4 of 15.4%, compared with 8.7% in the same period of the previous year.」

    The Group continued to concentrate investment on RENOSY and ITANDI and pursue structural reforms, improving gross profit from the recurring-revenue business to ¥3,435 million and the adjusted operating profit margin to 15.4%.
  6. FY2024-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「Other key KPIs were net revenue※2 of ¥5,914 million, up 48.3% year on year; gross profit from the recurring-revenue business※3 of ¥1,332 million, up 50.0%; adjusted operating profit margin※4 of 6.8%, compared with negative 13.8% in the same period of the previous year; and the non-organic ratio※5 of 39.0%, compared with 41.0%.」

    Gross profit from the recurring-revenue business increased 50.0% year on year to ¥1,332 million, while net revenue and the adjusted operating profit margin also improved. The figures demonstrate the expansion of recurring-revenue businesses, including SaaS and subscriptions.
  7. FY2023-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「Amid rising market needs following enforcement of the revised Real Estate Brokerage Act, we continued to make cost-effective investments in the SaaS business. Driven by sustained strong demand and the network effects of vertical SaaS, the Company achieved high growth while remaining profitable, including ARR※6 of ¥2.45 billion, up approximately 42% year on year, 2,474 customers, up approximately 48%, a churn rate※7 of 0.50% versus 0.48% in the previous year, and unit economics※8 of 24.1x versus 30.6x.」

    Regarding the policy of strengthening SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses based on the flow business, the Group disclosed that ITANDI achieved ARR of ¥2,450 million, 2,474 customers, a churn rate of 0.50% and unit economics of 24.1x while maintaining profitability.
  8. FY2023-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「Driven by sustained strong demand and the network effects of vertical SaaS, the Company achieved high growth while remaining profitable, including ARR※6 of ¥2.83 billion, up approximately 55% year on year, 2,320 customers, up approximately 57%, a churn rate※7 of 0.42% versus 0.55% in the previous year, and unit economics※8 of 34.3x versus 34.9x.」

    Regarding the transition to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses, the Group disclosed that it achieved ARR of ¥2,830 million, 2,320 customers, a churn rate of 0.42% and unit economics of 34.3x while maintaining profitability.
  9. FY2023-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「Amid growing market demand following enforcement of the amended Real Estate Brokerage Act, the Group achieved high growth while maintaining profitability through cost-effective investment in the SaaS business, including ARR※6 of ¥2,250 million, up approximately 54% year on year, 2,146 customers, up approximately 59% year on year, a churn rate※7 of 0.48% versus 0.44% in the same period of the previous year, and unit economics※8 of 24.5x versus 33.4x.」

    For ITANDI’s SaaS and recurring-revenue business, the Group disclosed ARR of ¥2,250 million, 2,146 customers, a churn rate of 0.48% and unit economics of 24.5x, and reported growth while maintaining profitability.
  10. FY2022AdvancedAnnual report

    「Through the effects of free promotions launched in line with the enforcement of the amended Building Lots and Buildings Transaction Business Act, new service releases, and the high awareness and satisfaction achieved by ITANDI BB, an inter-agent platform that supported the growth of each SaaS product, the company achieved high growth while maintaining profitability, including an ARR※3 growth rate of 70%, a churn rate of 0.47%, and unit economics of 33x.」

    Regarding the policy of strengthening SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses based on the flow business, the Group reported ARR growth of 70%, a churn rate of 0.47%, unit economics of 33x and continued profitability.
  11. FY2022-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「Through the effects of free promotions accompanying the enforcement of the amended Real Estate Brokerage Act, the launch of new services, and the high awareness and satisfaction achieved by ITANDI BB, an inter-agency website, which supported growth across the SaaS products, the Group achieved high growth while maintaining profitability, including ARR※5 growth of 60.2%, a churn rate of 0.52% and a 75.5% share of electronic rental applications.」

    Regarding the transition to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses, the Group disclosed ARR growth of 60.2%, a churn rate of 0.52%, a 75.5% share of electronic rental applications and continued profitability, supported by free promotions aligned with the amended Real Estate Brokerage Act, new services, and improved awareness and satisfaction for ITANDI BB.
  12. FY2022-Q2AdvancedAnnual report

    「Through cost-effective investment in the SaaS business and the effects of marketing ahead of the easing of regulations on electronic contracts, the company achieved high growth while maintaining profitability, including an ARR※5 growth rate of 63.6%, a churn rate of 0.57%, and a 75.5% share of electronic rental applications.」

    Regarding the transition to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses, the Group disclosed ITANDI’s ARR growth of 63.6%, a 75.5% share of electronic rental applications and continued profitability.
  13. FY2022-Q1AdvancedAnnual report

    「ITANDI business Through cost-effective investment in the SaaS business, the Group achieved high growth, including ARR※5 growth of 61.4% and a churn rate of 0.44%, while maintaining profitability.」

    Regarding the policy of transitioning to SaaS and recurring-revenue businesses, the Group disclosed that ITANDI achieved ARR growth of 61.4% and a churn rate of 0.44% while remaining profitable.
  14. FY2021RaisedAnnual report

    「■Establish a marketplace through which real-time property information is distributed, making it infrastructure used every day by every real estate company ■Become the most trusted core operating system for real estate companies and secure the No. 1 market share in each SaaS field, including areas other than electronic applications」

    The policy of strengthening the SaaS business has been elevated into a 3-year target of becoming daily-use infrastructure for all real estate companies and achieving the No. 1 market share in each SaaS field, including areas beyond electronic applications.
  15. FY2020RestatedAnnual report

    「The Group currently derives substantial revenue from its real estate investment business, known as the RENOSY iBuyer business, which continues to expand rapidly. Over the medium term, however, the Group believes it needs to strengthen SaaS (Software as a Service) businesses capable of generating stable revenue.」

    The Group has reconfirmed its policy of securing more stable revenue by expanding イタンジ’s rental SaaS and RENOSY X’s sales and purchase SaaS while maintaining the iBuyer business as its foundation.
  16. FY2020-Q3AdvancedAnnual report

    「神居秒算 (a real estate platform for the Chinese-speaking market) has primarily 2 revenue sources: recurring revenue and flow-based revenue. Recurring revenue includes system usage fees paid by real estate operators for listing properties on the platform. These are generally fixed monthly fees, enabling the Group to generate stable revenue. 神居秒算 also offers direct lead generation, through which investors contact Japanese real estate operators directly, and indirect lead generation, in which NeoX China and NeoX Japan provide consulting services between the parties. In the latter case, when a transaction is concluded, the Group receives consulting fees from the real estate operator, calculated as a certain percentage of the transaction fee, generating flow-based revenue.」

    The Group has provided a specific description of its strategy to increase the proportion of recurring-revenue businesses based on its flow business, including fixed monthly system usage fees and transaction-linked consulting fees at 神居秒算.
  17. FY2020-Q1First statedAnnual report

    「In addition, to transition the RENOSY integrated real estate brand business to a business structure that balances growth and stability, we clearly set out a strategy, beginning in the first quarter of the current fiscal year, to invest in SaaS businesses, including a real estate transaction platform, the separation of rental management operations, and the external sale of internally developed technology, based on the flow-based i buyer business, and to systematically increase the proportion of stock businesses to establish a stable business foundation and continue further growth.」

    For the first time, the Group has expressly stated a business portfolio strategy of using its flow-based iBuyer business as a foundation, investing in SaaS businesses such as a real estate sales and purchase platform, the separation of rental management operations and the external sale of internally developed technology, and increasing the proportion of recurring-revenue businesses.
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  2. 1Increase in Renosy Membership and Maintenance and Improvement of the Closing Rate14×
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  5. 4Expanding Existing Businesses and Entering New Businesses Through M&A and Business Alliances13×
  6. 5Expansion of B2B services through the conversion of イタンジ株式会社 into a wholly owned subsidiary12×
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