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Repay Holdings (RPAY) earnings on Nov 9, 2026: what to expect

Repay Holdings (RPAY) is expected to report earnings on Nov 9, 2026, tomorrow, for the quarter ending Sep 30, 2026. Analysts expect EPS of $0.24 ($0.18 to $0.29, 5 estimates) on revenue of $152M, against $0.21 and $77.7M a year ago. It beat the EPS estimate in 25% of the quarters on record; Filing Flows' model gives it a 54% chance of beating next time.

Report dateNov 9, 2026
Days to go1
EPS estimate$0.24
Revenue estimate$152M
Beat rate25%

What to watch

Last quarter (Q2 2026) the lines that make up revenue grew like this; the report shows whether the trend holds:

Repay Holdings: revenue lines, growth year over year, Q2 2026Repay Holdings: revenue lines, growth year over year, Q2 2026Revenue+33%

Filing Flows' own estimate from the SEC figures — the same quarter last year times recent growth — is EPS $0.22 on revenue of $94.4M, against the analysts' $0.24.

The last report

Repay Holdings reported revenue of $101M for the second quarter 2026 (+33% Y/Y), net loss $11.5M. How it makes money → · Every quarter →

Repay Holdings: EPS against the estimate, last 4 reportsRepay Holdings: EPS against the estimate, last 4 reportsEstimateReported$0.21$0.21Nov 25$0.21$0.19Mar 26$0.21$0.22May 26$0.21$0.20Aug 26
Latest (Aug 26): Estimate $0.21, Reported $0.20.

Repay Holdings' latest quarter

Repay Holdings, Q2 2026: revenue $101M (+33% year over year), operating margin -3.2%, net loss $11.5M, operating cash flow $40.2M. The chart follows the revenue to costs, profit and cash.

Questions

When does RPAY report earnings?

Repay Holdings is expected to report on Nov 9, 2026.

What are analysts expecting from Repay Holdings?

EPS of $0.24 and revenue of $152M for the quarter.

Does Repay Holdings usually beat earnings?

It beat the consensus EPS estimate in 25% of the quarters on record.

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Updated Nov 8, 2026. Read automatically from SEC filings and public data; errors are possible. Not investment advice.