MRR Calculator
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MRR Calculator

Calculate Monthly Recurring Revenue to track your subscription business growth

Revenue Components

Revenue Streams

MRR Formula
MRR = Existing Revenue + New Revenue + Expansion Revenue - Churn

MRR Analysis

Monthly Recurring Revenue
Enter your revenue components to calculate your Monthly Recurring Revenue and analyze business growth trends.
How to Use MRR Calculator
How It Works

How to Use MRR
Calculator

Follow these simple steps to calculate your Monthly Recurring Revenue and analyze business growth trends

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Enter Existing Revenue

Input the recurring revenue you were already generating from active subscriptions at the start of the month.

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Add New & Expansion

Enter revenue gained from new customers and any expansion revenue from upgrades by existing users.

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Deduct Churn

Input the "Revenue Lost" due to cancellations or downgrades to ensure the calculation is accurate.

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Calculate MRR

Instantly see your Net MRR using the formula: Existing + New + Expansion - Churn.

MRR FAQ Section
FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions
Everything You Need to Know!

What is MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue)?

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MRR stands for Monthly Recurring Revenue. It is a financial metric that shows the total predictable revenue a company expects to receive every month from customers with active subscriptions. It is widely used to measure the health and growth of subscription-based businesses.

Is this MRR calculator suitable for SaaS businesses?

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Yes, this tool is specifically designed for SaaS (Software as a Service) companies and other subscription-based business models. It is ideal for any business that charges customers a recurring monthly fee for access to a product or service.

What is the formula used to calculate MRR?

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The standard formula is quite simple: MRR = Existing Revenue + New Revenue + Expansion Revenue - Churn

What is the difference between MRR and ARR?

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The main difference is the time frame. MRR measures revenue on a monthly basis, providing a short-term view of performance. ARR stands for Annual Recurring Revenue and projects that income over a full year. Generally, ARR is calculated by multiplying your MRR by 12.

Does the MRR calculator store my data?

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No, this calculator does not store or save any of the data you enter. All calculations are performed instantly in your web browser to ensure your financial information remains private and secure.

How accurate is the MRR calculation?

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The calculation is mathematically precise based on the numbers you provide. However, the accuracy of the result depends entirely on the accuracy of the input data.