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Subscription revenue projector

this projects where your subscription revenue lands, month by month, once churn is fighting your new signups. the point it makes most clearly is that every business has a revenue ceiling at a given signup rate, and churn decides where that ceiling sits.

MRR today ...
MRR at the end ...
ARR at the end ...
Your ceiling at this signup rate ... where MRR settles if nothing changes

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The ceiling is the important output

at a steady signup rate, subscriber count settles at new signups divided by churn rate. 300 new a month at 8% churn settles at 3,750 subscribers, and no amount of patience moves it. only more signups or less churn will.

this is why growth stalls feel so sudden. nothing broke. you simply reached the level where the users you lose each month equal the ones you win, and the curve flattens.

Two ways to raise it

more signups moves the ceiling in a straight line. halve your churn and you double the ceiling. that is why retention work compounds and acquisition work does not.

try it above. change signups from 300 to 600 and watch the ceiling double. then put signups back and halve churn instead, and watch it double again for free.

Numbers tell you what. They do not tell you what to do.

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FAQ

Common questions

Does this handle annual plans?

convert them first. an annual plan at $96 is $8 a month, and its churn is far lower than a monthly plan, so model annual and monthly separately if the mix is significant. blending them hides the fact that annual subscribers are usually your entire profit.

Why does my MRR grow slower than my signups?

because churn is taking a percentage of a growing base. early on you lose a percentage of very little, so growth looks linear. later that same percentage is a large number, and it eats most of what you add.

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