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SaaS churn rate calculator: how much is churn costing you?

Enter your customer and revenue data to see your churn rate, revenue impact, LTV, and what reducing churn by 1% would save.

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Calculate your SaaS churn rate

Enter your customer and revenue data to see your churn rate, revenue impact, and 12-month projection.

Total paying customers at the beginning

Customers who cancelled or didn't renew

Time period
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Your total MRR at the start of the period

Step 1 of 2 - core metrics

How the churn calculation works

Customer churn vs. revenue churn

Customer churn counts how many accounts you lose. Revenue churn measures the dollar impact. A SaaS losing 10 small accounts ($10/mo each) has the same customer churn as one losing 10 enterprise accounts ($1,000/mo each) - but very different revenue impact.

The compound effect of churn

Churn compounds. At 5% monthly churn, you lose 46% of your customers annually - not 60% (5% × 12), because each month's churn applies to a smaller base. But the revenue impact is still devastating: a $100K MRR SaaS at 5% monthly churn loses $460K in annual revenue.

SaaS churn benchmarks

SaaS Type Good Monthly Churn Average Concerning
B2B < 2% 3–5% > 5%
B2C < 4% 5–7% > 7%
Enterprise < 0.5% 1–3% > 3%
SMB-focused < 3% 4–6% > 6%

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate churn rate?
Monthly churn = customers lost ÷ customers at start of period. For longer periods, we use the compound formula to derive the equivalent monthly rate.
What's a good SaaS churn rate?
Under 3% monthly (or under 5% annual) is healthy for most SaaS. Enterprise SaaS should aim for under 1% monthly.
What's the difference between customer churn and revenue churn?
Customer churn counts lost accounts. Revenue churn measures lost MRR. If you lose small accounts but upsell large ones, revenue churn can be negative (net negative churn = growth).
What is net negative churn?
When expansion revenue from existing customers exceeds revenue lost from churned customers. It means your existing customer base grows even without new signups.
How do I reduce SaaS churn?
Focus on onboarding (first 7 days are critical), proactive engagement (reach out when usage drops), and building features that increase daily usage.
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