Keep revenue metrics consistent
Use MRR, ARR, expansion, contraction, and churn tools with the same inclusion rules for trials, discounts, taxes, and one-time fees.
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Use these tools to work through recurring revenue, churn, CAC, LTV, payback, and reporting metrics without rebuilding the same spreadsheet each time.
Practical guide
SaaS metrics are useful only when definitions stay consistent. Utiluno's SaaS calculators focus on recurring revenue, retention, acquisition efficiency, and runway-style planning so teams can sanity-check reporting before sharing numbers with operators, boards, or investors.
Use MRR, ARR, expansion, contraction, and churn tools with the same inclusion rules for trials, discounts, taxes, and one-time fees.
CAC, LTV, and payback calculators are most useful together because each one can look healthy while another shows cash pressure.
Burn multiple, Rule of 40, and runway-style ratios help test whether a growth plan is balanced with cost discipline.
Tool library
Calculate monthly recurring revenue from active subscriptions and average recurring price.
Annualize recurring monthly revenue to estimate annual recurring revenue.
Calculate average revenue per user from recurring revenue and the total number of active paying users.
Calculate average revenue per account from recurring revenue and the number of paying accounts.
Calculate customer churn rate from the number of customers lost during a period and the starting customer base.
Calculate the percentage of starting customers retained after accounting for new customers added during the period.
Estimate customer lifetime value from ARPA, gross margin, and churn rate.
Calculate customer acquisition cost from sales and marketing spend divided by the number of new customers acquired.
Compare estimated lifetime value against customer acquisition cost to measure unit economics efficiency.
Estimate how many months it takes to recover customer acquisition cost from gross-margin-adjusted monthly recurring revenue.
Calculate how recurring revenue from an existing cohort changes after expansion, contraction, and churn.
Calculate how much recurring revenue from an existing cohort is retained before counting any expansion revenue.
Measure how much new and expansion recurring revenue offsets churn and contraction.
Estimate sales efficiency by comparing annualized new recurring revenue produced this quarter against the prior quarter's sales and marketing spend.
Compare net burn to net new ARR to gauge how efficiently a company is converting cash burn into recurring revenue growth.
Add revenue growth rate and profit margin to check a common SaaS balance-of-growth benchmark.
Measure the percentage of trial users or accounts that convert into paid customers.
Measure the percentage of free users or accounts that upgrade into paid plans.