Tyler Technologies Investor Presentation — August 2022

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Investor Presentation

August 2022|Forward -Looking Statements

Tyler hasincluded inthispresentation “forward -looking statements” within themeaning ofSection 27AoftheSecurities Actof1933 andSection 21Eofthe

Securities Exchange Actof1934 thatarenothistorical innature andtypically address future oranticipated events, trends, expectations orbeliefs withrespect

toourfinancial condition, results ofoperations orbusiness .Forward -looking statements often contain words such as“believes,” “expects,” “anticipates,”

“foresees,” “forecasts,” “estimates,” “plans,” “intends,” “continues,” “may,” “will,” “should,” “projects,” “might,” “could” orother similar words orphrases .

Similarly, statements thatdescribe ourbusiness strategy, outlook, objectives, plans, intentions orgoals also areforward -looking statements .Webelieve there

isareasonable basis forourforward -looking statements, butthey areinherently subject torisks anduncertainties andactual results could differ materially

from theexpectations andbeliefs reflected intheforward -looking statements .Wepresently consider thefollowing tobeamong theimportant factors thatcould

cause actual results todiffer materially from ourexpectations andbeliefs :(1)theongoing effects oftheCOVID -19pandemic, including itspotential effects on

theeconomic environment, ourcustomers andouroperations, aswell asanychanges tofederal, state orlocal government laws, regulations ororders in

connection with thepandemic ;(2)changes inthebudgets orregulatory environments ofourclients, primarily local and state governments, that could

negatively impact information technology spending; (3)disruption toourbusiness and harm toourcompetitive position resulting from cyber -attacks and

security vulnerabilities ;(4)ourability toprotect client information from security breaches andprovide uninterrupted operations ofdata centers ;(5)ourability to

achieve growth oroperational synergies through theintegration ofacquired businesses, while avoiding unanticipated costs and disruptions toexisting

operations ;(6)material portions ofourbusiness require theInternet infrastructure tobeadequately maintained; (7)ourability toachieve ourfinancial

forecasts duetovarious factors, including project delays byourclients, reductions intransaction size, fewer transactions, delays indelivery ofnew products or

releases oradecline inourrenewal rates forservice agreements ;(8)general economic, political andmarket conditions, including inflation andincreases in

interest rates ;(9)technological andmarket risks associated with thedevelopment ofnew products orservices orofnew versions ofexisting oracquired

products orservices; (10)competition intheindustry inwhich weconduct business andtheimpact ofcompetition onpricing, client retention andpressure for