How to use this calculator
- Enter current MRR from recurring subscriptions.
- Add expected monthly growth and churned MRR to produce a practical projection.
- Enter employee count to estimate ARR efficiency.
Estimate current ARR, future ARR, and seed-stage fundraising readiness from MRR, growth, churn, and team size. Use it to evaluate whether revenue scale is approaching the next funding milestone.
ARR is the annualized recurring revenue base. Seed-stage investors usually evaluate ARR together with growth rate, retention, burn, and efficiency rather than ARR alone.
ARR should exclude setup fees, consulting revenue, and non-recurring implementation income.
If MRR is $25,000 and expected monthly growth is 10% with $1,000 churned MRR, projected monthly MRR becomes $26,500 and projected ARR becomes $318,000.
The target varies by market, but Series A readiness usually requires meaningful ARR growth, strong retention, and evidence of repeatable acquisition.
Multiply qualified monthly recurring revenue by 12. Exclude one-time services, pilots without recurring commitment, and non-recurring implementation fees.
Investors often look for strong month-over-month growth, but growth quality matters more when churn is low and customer acquisition is repeatable.
ARR often drives revenue multiple valuation, but the multiple depends on growth, retention, market quality, margin, and burn efficiency.
A B2B SaaS startup usually benefits from focusing on ARR and retention, while user growth matters only if it converts into durable recurring revenue.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Current ARR | Annualized current recurring revenue. |
| Projected ARR | ARR after the growth and churn assumption. |
| ARR Efficiency | ARR divided by team size. |
| Fundraising Signal | Directional Series A readiness signal. |