These ranges are planning aids, not audited industry benchmarks or investment advice.
The classification updates as you change the inputs.
ARR
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ARR is shown in broad scale bands for planning convenience. Funding stage cannot be inferred from ARR alone, and these bands are not market benchmarks.
LTV:CAC is a planning ratio, not a universal score. Interpret it alongside gross margin, cash timing, retention, and the assumptions used to estimate lifetime value.
Monthly churn is grouped into illustrative ranges. The appropriate range depends on customer segment, contract length, calculation method, and business maturity.
Payback is grouped into planning ranges only. A sustainable period depends on gross margin, available cash, contract terms, retention, and the cost of capital.
Growth is grouped into illustrative annualized ranges. Compare the result with your own plan and prior periods rather than treating it as an industry percentile.
Enter your current numbers — your real MRR, customer count, and churn rate.
Don't guess; pull from Stripe / your billing system.
Estimate your CAC by dividing total sales + marketing spend (last 90 days)
by the number of new customers acquired in the same period.
Set your growth rate based on the last 3 months — average net MRR added per month
divided by starting MRR.
Watch the metrics update. Use the range hints to compare
scenarios without treating them as universal performance standards.
What the numbers mean
ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue)
Your monthly recurring revenue annualized. ARR is a useful scale measure, but it does not show margin, retention, cash flow, or valuation by itself.
LTV : CAC ratio
How much customer revenue you earn over the customer's lifetime, divided by what it cost to acquire them.
A 3:1 ratio is often used as a planning convention, but the right target depends on gross margin,
cash timing, retention, and how lifetime value is estimated.
Payback Period
How many months it takes for a single customer's revenue to repay your acquisition cost.
Use the result to compare scenarios. The sustainable period depends on margin, cash availability,
retention, contract timing, and customer segment.
Customer Lifetime
The expected duration a customer stays with you. Calculated as 1 / monthly churn rate.
A 3% monthly churn implies ~33 month average lifetime.
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