How to use this calculator
- Enter current monthly recurring revenue.
- Add expected new monthly growth and churn rate.
- Choose the forecast period to estimate future MRR and ARR.
Forecast future SaaS MRR and ARR using current revenue, monthly growth rate, churn, and forecast period. Use it to compare base growth with the drag created by churn.
The result shows compounding SaaS growth after churn. A strong forecast depends on net growth, not just new sales.
Small changes in churn create large differences over long forecast periods because SaaS revenue compounds monthly.
With $20,000 current MRR, 12% monthly growth, and 4% churn over 12 months, net monthly growth is 8%, producing a much higher future ARR.
Enter current MRR, expected growth, and churn. The calculator compounds net growth over 12 months to estimate future MRR and ARR.
Healthy growth depends on stage, but consistent positive net monthly growth with controlled churn is usually a strong signal.
Churn reduces the compounding base each month. Even high new sales can produce weak growth if churn is too high.
Use current MRR, monthly growth, churn, and time period. Compound the net monthly rate over the forecast period.
Future ARR is estimated by forecasting MRR for 12 months and multiplying the result by 12.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Future MRR | Projected monthly recurring revenue |
| Future ARR | Projected annual recurring revenue |
| Net Growth | Growth minus churn |
| Churn Impact | Revenue lost compared with no-churn scenario |