SaaS unit economics

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Estimate MRR, ARR, gross profit, LTV and LTV:CAC from customer count, ARPA, churn, margin and acquisition cost.

How to use the result

Use the output to see how pricing, churn and acquisition cost fit together. A small change in churn can have a large effect on LTV, so compare conservative and optimistic assumptions before drawing conclusions.

Example

With 500 customers at $80 ARPA, MRR is $40,000 and ARR is $480,000. At 80% gross margin and 3% monthly churn, simplified LTV is about $2,133.

Common mistakes

Do not use blended customer counts if free users, trials and paying customers behave differently. Keep churn, ARPA and CAC definitions consistent.

What this does not capture

Expansion revenue, contraction, annual plans, discounts, gross retention and acquisition channel mix can change unit economics significantly. Treat this as a simple planning model, not a full cohort analysis.

Last reviewed: 2026-05-17

Before relying on this result

Use this calculator together with the formula, assumptions, limitations and examples on the page. If the topic involves health, tax, lending, investment, legal, safety or current-rate decisions, treat the number as an estimate and check the relevant primary source or professional guidance.

Calculator metadata last reviewed: 2026-05-14.