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MRR

Track monthly recurring revenue movement from new, expansion and churned accounts.

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

Net new MRR

$3,000.00

Ending MRR$23,000.00
MRR growth rate15.0%
Annual run rate$276,000.00
Revenue lost to churn and contraction$2,000.00

Estimate only. It covers recurring subscription revenue only; exclude one-time fees, taxes and services revenue from every component.

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How to build an MRR bridge

Start with opening MRR and add each movement.

1

Enter starting MRR

Use the recurring revenue active at the start of the month.

2

Add new and expansion

Separate new logos from upsells to see what drives growth.

3

Subtract churn and contraction

Include downgrades as contraction rather than churn.

What does this tool do?

Monthly recurring revenue is the normalized monthly value of active subscriptions. Tracking its components, new, expansion, contraction and churn, explains whether growth comes from acquisition or from keeping and growing existing accounts.

The Formula

Ending MRR = Starting MRR + New + Expansion − Churned − Contraction

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between gross and net new MRR?

Gross new MRR is new customers only. Net new MRR also includes expansion, contraction and churn, so it shows the actual change in recurring revenue.

How should annual plans be counted in MRR?

Divide the annual contract value by 12 and recognize that monthly amount. Cash collected upfront does not change the monthly recurring figure.