SaaS MRR Calculator

Monthly recurring revenue metrics and growth tracking

What is this? MRR is the lifeblood of SaaS businesses. This calculator decomposes MRR movement into its components: new MRR, expansion (upgrades), contraction (downgrades), and churned MRR. It also projects your MRR trajectory over 12 months.

Key SaaS metrics: Net New MRR = New + Expansion - Churn - Contraction. A healthy SaaS business typically has Net New MRR equal to 7-15% of existing MRR per month.

Who it's for: SaaS founders, product managers, and investors tracking subscription business health.
Current MRR Snapshot
MRR Movement
New MRR
Expansion
Net New MRR
Churned MRR
Contraction
Ending MRR
ARR
annual run rate
Growth Rate
net new / starting
Net Revenue Retention
expansion - churn
12-Month Projection

Projections assume consistent growth and churn rates. Actual SaaS metrics vary significantly by business model and stage.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is SaaS MRR?

Monthly Recurring Revenue — predictable subscription revenue billed monthly. MRR is the key metric for SaaS businesses. It excludes one-time fees, overage charges, and professional services. MRR growth rate is the #1 metric investors look at.

What is a good SaaS growth rate?

Rule of 40: Growth rate + Profit margin should exceed 40%. SaaS companies growing 40%+ annually often trade at premium valuations. 20-30% is healthy for post-PMF (product-market fit) companies.

What drives MRR growth?

New customer acquisition, expansion revenue (upgrades, seat expansion), and contraction reduction (minimizing churn). Net New MRR = New MRR + Expansion MRR - Churned MRR. Focus on all three levers.