Net Revenue Retention Calculator
Measure how much revenue you keep and grow from existing customers. NRR above 100% means you grow even without new logos.
Cómo Usar Esta Calculadora
Enter starting recurring revenue for the cohort.
Add expansion (upsell), contraction (downgrades), and churn.
We compute ending revenue ÷ starting revenue as NRR.
Compare to the 100% break-even and 110%+ best-in-class lines.
Preguntas Frecuentes
What is net revenue retention (NRR)?
NRR measures the revenue retained and expanded from existing customers over a period, excluding new customers. (Starting + expansion − contraction − churn) ÷ starting, as a %.
What is a good NRR for SaaS?
100% means expansion exactly offsets losses. 110%+ is best-in-class — you grow from your existing base alone. Under 100% is a leaky bucket.
What’s the difference between NRR and gross retention?
Gross retention (GRR) only subtracts churn and contraction — it can’t exceed 100%. NRR adds expansion, so it can exceed 100%. Both matter.
Why is NRR so important to investors?
High NRR means efficient, compounding growth that doesn’t depend entirely on new-customer acquisition — one of the strongest signals of a durable SaaS business.
How do I improve NRR?
Reduce churn (better onboarding, support, product fit) and drive expansion (upsells, seat growth, usage-based pricing). Fixing churn first usually has the biggest impact.
Por Qué Usar Esta Calculadora
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Calculate NRR and gross retention in one place
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See whether expansion offsets churn
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Identify a leaky bucket before scaling spend
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Benchmark against best-in-class (110%+)
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