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Net MRR Net MRR stands for Net Monthly Recurring Revenue and is a measure of the change in the MRR over a specific time period.
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This report is designed for SaaS leaders, providing in-depth analysis of MRR, customer churn, and revenue growth metrics. This dynamic overview integrates key performance indicators such as ARPU, LTV, customer retention, and MRR breakdowns.
In Databox, the ‘Net MRR’ metric is of type calculated, and its value is derived from the ‘MRR’ metric, which is of type current.
The Stripe API does not return specific values involved in Net MRR (Growth) data – cancellations, upgrades, and downgrades. Hence, Databox takes the value of the subscriptions and aggregates them to get the MRR. The Net MRR is then calculated based on the MRR’s last value: the difference between the previously stored value and the new value received during the current sync for the MRR Metric.
As a consequence, the net MRR value likely will not match Stripe User Interface values, which is explained in the ‘How are Stripe Metrics calculated in Databox‘ article.
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