SaaS Valuation Calculator

Calculate your SaaS company valuation based on key metrics like MRR, growth rate, and industry multiples.

Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR)

$1.2M

Based on $100k MRR

Company Valuation

$8.4M

7x ARR multiple

Your company's monthly recurring revenue

The multiple of ARR used for valuation (typically 5-10x)

Calculate your SaaS company's valuation using the industry-standard ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) multiple method. This calculator helps you understand potential valuations based on your current MRR and typical market multiples.

How It Works

  1. Enter your Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)
  2. Select or input an ARR multiple
  3. The calculator will show your:
    • Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR = MRR × 12)
    • Company valuation (ARR × Multiple)

Understanding ARR Multiples

SaaS companies are often valued using a multiple of their Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR). The specific multiple typically depends on several factors:

Year-on-Year Growth Rate

  • Higher growth rates typically command premium multiples
  • Growth rate is often the primary driver of valuation
  • Consistent growth more valuable than sporadic growth
  • Forward growth projections impact current multiples

Gross Margin

  • Higher margins often command higher multiples

Net Revenue Retention

  • Strong expansion revenue can justify higher valuations

Market Size

  • Larger addressable markets support higher multiples

Competition

  • Market leadership position influences valuation

Unit Economics

  • Efficient customer acquisition and strong LTV/CAC ratios

Limitations

This calculator provides a simplified valuation based solely on ARR multiples. Actual company valuations consider many additional factors:

  • Cash position and burn rate
  • Product-market fit
  • Team composition
  • Intellectual property
  • Market conditions
  • Competitive landscape

Tips for Improving Valuation

Focus on Growth

  • Higher growth rates typically command higher multiples

Improve Retention

  • Strong net revenue retention supports higher valuations

Optimize Unit Economics

  • Better LTV/CAC ratios justify higher multiples

Increase Margins

  • Higher gross margins often lead to better valuations

Build Moats

  • Competitive advantages support premium valuations

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