MRR vs ARR for SaaS Revenue Reporting
MRR normalizes recurring revenue monthly. ARR annualizes recurring revenue to show run-rate scale.
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Use MRR for monthly operating analysis. Use ARR for annualized scale, fundraising, and board reporting.
MRR is best for month-to-month movement and cohort bridges.
ARR is best for company scale and valuation context.
Do not include one-time services or non-recurring setup fees in recurring revenue metrics.
Subscription run-rate
A SaaS company with $100,000 of MRR has roughly $1.2 million of ARR if revenue is recurring and stable.
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When should I use MRR vs ARR for SaaS Revenue Reporting?
Use MRR for monthly operating analysis. Use ARR for annualized scale, fundraising, and board reporting.
Which calculator should I open next?
Start with MRR Calculator, then use the related calculator workflow to validate the result from another angle.
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