MRR and ARR Calculator
Compute MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) and ARR from monthly and annual subscriptions. Also shows ARPU. Key SaaS metrics. Everything in your browser.
MRR = mensal + anual/12. ARR = MRR × 12. ARPU = MRR / clientes.
MRR and ARR: the SaaS revenue metrics
MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) adds up every active monthly subscription you have: MRR = Σ(active monthly subscriptions). ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) is ARR = MRR · 12, or the sum of your annual contracts. Most teams break it down into New MRR from new customers, Expansion MRR from upgrades and upsell, Contraction MRR from downgrades, and Churned MRR from cancellations. Put those together and you get Net New MRR = New + Expansion − Contraction − Churn. Say 100 customers pay R$ 200/month: that is MRR R$ 20,000 and ARR R$ 240,000. When a contract is paid annually upfront, normalize it first — a R$ 12,000/year deal is R$ 1,000 of MRR.
Context and benchmarks
When a SaaS company gets valued, ARR is usually the number people quote first; private rounds often land somewhere between 5×–15× ARR. VC investors lean on it, boards report against it, and growth plans like T2D3 (triple, triple, double, double, double) are framed around it. If you would rather not assemble the New/Expansion/Churn split by hand, tools like ChartMogul and Baremetrics do it for you.
Calculate your SaaS MRR and ARR
In a subscription business, recurring revenue is the number that rules all the others. MRR measures that revenue month by month, and ARR is the yearly read of the same thing. Together they tell you how a SaaS is doing, and the calculator consolidates both from your monthly and annual subscriptions.
Plans on different billing cycles get normalised into a real MRR, and from there comes the matching ARR projection. ARPU, the average revenue per user, comes along too. These are the numbers investors ask for, the ones that back decisions on growth, pricing and targets.
It runs in the browser and your data isn't stored. Founders and product teams get a straightforward way here to keep an eye on the metrics that matter most to the business.
Frequently asked questions
Do one-time fees count toward MRR?
MRR or ARR — which should I report?
How do I treat annual prepayments?
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