Arr Or Bookings↑Small Business Online Ecosystem revenue +36% YoY
Retention Metrics↑Customer retention improved 200bps to 80%
Intuit demonstrated strong momentum in Q3 2021 with revenue growing 52% YoY to $2.0B, powered by Credit Karma synergies and small business ecosystem expansion. The Credit Karma acquisition is exceeding expectations, contributing $418M in revenue with 60% growth in monthly active users. Platform strategy is gaining traction with 25% of small business customers now using multiple Intuit products. Management raised full-year guidance citing accelerating digital transformation trends and expects continued margin expansion from operational leverage.
Key Risks
Tax regulation changes could impact TurboTax business model
SMB banking services expansion via Money by QuickBooks ($100B+ TAM)
International market penetration showing strong early traction
Credit Karma cross-sell potential to 100M+ combined users
AI/ML capabilities driving product innovation and efficiency
Bottom Line
Intuit's Q3 results demonstrate successful execution of platform strategy with strong momentum across key metrics. The Credit Karma integration is exceeding expectations while core businesses maintain market leadership. Investment in AI/ML capabilities and new product launches position the company for sustained growth. Key metrics to watch include Credit Karma user growth, cross-sell rates, and international expansion progress.