#1
Treading water
Quick ratio 1.36: growth mostly replaces losses instead of compounding.
SaaS MRR Movement Check
Your MRR moved. See which lever did it.
Waterfall math plus a ranked investigation order — not another blank chart.
Quick answer
Enter starting MRR plus new, expansion, churned, and contraction. Get ending MRR, net new, quick ratio, and a ranked diagnosis of what is capping growth. Free, no account.
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Example output
MRR grew slowly while losses still eat most adds.
Started $10,000, ended $10,400 (net +$400). Adds $1,500 vs losses $1,100. Quick ratio 1.36.
#2
Churned MRR is the main leak
Churned MRR about $900 is eating a large share of what you added.
#3
Expansion stalled relative to new sales
Expansion $300 is small vs new MRR $1,200.
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How it works
01
Enter the waterfall
Starting MRR plus new, expansion, churned, and contraction.
02
See net new and quick ratio
Know whether you compounded or replaced losses.
03
Connect for a live read
FlarePath syncs Stripe and updates your Guide daily.
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About this tool
What is the SaaS MRR Movement Check?
A free tool that turns starting MRR plus new, expansion, churned, and contraction into ending MRR, net new, quick ratio, and a ranked investigation order.
What is SaaS quick ratio?
Quick ratio = (new MRR + expansion) divided by (churned + contraction). Near 1 means you are replacing losses. Above 4 usually means compounding growth.
How accurate is this diagnosis?
The math matches the numbers you enter. The ranked causes are a starting investigation order, not a live Stripe read. Connect FlarePath for ongoing diagnosis.