I need service $NOW

Okay I did a dcf for service now. It looks like the market is pricing in 20% revenue growth for 5 years, and then it slows down to 10% for 15 years. In my dcf I had those projections and I got a fair value of $139. I used a terminal growth rate of 2%, a weighted average cost of capital at 10%, a corporate tax rate at 20%. I used a 28% (which is 22.4 when accounting for the tax rate) operating income margin instead of 32% to account for stock based compensation. 145 billion in equity value/ 1.04 billion shares=$139.4. I do believe my assumptions are conservative for Service Now considering they are the winner in enterprise software "platform of platforms" as Bill likes to say. I actually believe Service Now will reaccelerate growth making the low to mid 20s growth for the next decade. When I make those changes to my dcf I actually get a fair value at $272 (which is what I believe but I gave what the market believes in the other dcf). A lot of people talk about service now like they have one product. They actually have 3 core products. They have their IT department which is where they get most of their revenue from (53% to be exact). They have consumer workflows (24% of the business), and they have creator workflows (which make up 23% of the business)I like to think of the AI agents as where much of the growth will come from. Service Now is shifting towards a business model that charges the amount of compute used. This is different in the way that adobe charges based on an individual license (that could be impacted if less licenses are needed). I like to think of service now as the highway for ai agents to complete their tasks. As AI gets better more ai agents are going to be doing more tasks. Everyone talks about AI making companies more efficient, but nobody talks about how service now will be the software to make it happen.