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ARR

Annualize recurring revenue and project it forward at a steady growth rate.

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Results update as you type. The formula and assumptions are explained below the calculator.

Annual recurring revenue

$300,000.00

Monthly recurring revenue$25,000.00
Quarterly recurring revenue$75,000.00
Projected MRR at horizon$35,644.02
Projected ARR at horizon$427,728.27

Estimate only. ARR annualizes current recurring revenue; it is not a forecast and excludes one-time fees, services and future churn.

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How to calculate ARR

Annualize recurring revenue and test a growth path.

1

Enter MRR

Use recurring subscription revenue for the current month.

2

Normalize contracts

Convert quarterly or annual plans to a monthly equivalent.

3

Project growth

Use a conservative growth rate and check the horizon.

What does this tool do?

Annual recurring revenue is the yearly value of subscription or contract revenue that repeats. It is a snapshot of run-rate revenue, so one-time fees and usage spikes should be excluded to keep it comparable over time.

The Formula

ARR = MRR × 12; Projected ARR = MRR × (1 + Growth)^Months × 12

Frequently Asked Questions

How is ARR different from annual revenue?

ARR annualizes recurring subscription revenue at the current run rate. Annual revenue is actual recognised revenue for the year and can include one-time and professional services income.

Should annual contracts be divided by 12?

Yes. Normalize contract value to a monthly equivalent, then multiply by 12 so different billing frequencies are comparable.