How to use this calculator
Enter customer counts and monthly prices for two core plans. Use the main entry plan and the highest-volume paid plan if your SaaS has more than two tiers.
The calculator estimates MRR, ARPA, and plan mix concentration.
Calculate SaaS MRR across pricing tiers and discounts. This tool estimates total monthly recurring revenue, ARPA, plan concentration, and revenue quality so SaaS teams can understand growth and pricing performance.
Enter customer counts and monthly prices for two core plans. Use the main entry plan and the highest-volume paid plan if your SaaS has more than two tiers.
The calculator estimates MRR, ARPA, and plan mix concentration.
MRR is the recurring monthly revenue base of a SaaS business. Higher ARPA and balanced plan mix can improve growth quality and reduce reliance on one pricing tier.
Exclude one-time setup fees if you want a clean recurring revenue number.
With 120 starter customers at $29 and 65 pro customers at $99, MRR is $9,915 and ARPA is $53.59.
Multiply customers in each plan by the monthly price, then add each plan’s recurring revenue together.
You need about $83,333 in MRR to reach $1 million ARR because ARR is typically MRR multiplied by 12.
A good MRR depends on stage and market, but consistent growth, retention, and pricing quality are more important than a single number.
Discounts reduce effective MRR and ARPA. Track discounted MRR separately so headline revenue does not overstate pricing strength.
Divide your target MRR by expected ARPA to estimate how many paying customers are needed.
| Metric | Use |
|---|---|
| Total MRR | Monthly recurring revenue across active plans. |
| ARPA | Average monthly recurring revenue per account. |
| Plan mix | Revenue distribution across tiers. |
| Pricing signal | Whether upgrades are driving meaningful revenue. |