MRR Growth Rate Calculator (MoM, QoQ & YoY)

Measure recurring revenue momentum across Month-over-Month, Quarter-over-Quarter, and Year-over-Year. Clean UX with tooltips, scenarios, and a What It Means section.

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Results

  • Top-line growth %
  • Basis used
  • MoM growth %
  • Net new vs last month $
  • QoQ growth %
  • QoQ (annualized) %
  • YoY growth %
  • Category

What is MRR Growth Rate (MoM, QoQ, YoY)?

MRR growth rate tracks how your monthly recurring revenue changes over time, expressed as a percentage for each period (month, quarter, year).

MoM highlights short-term momentum, QoQ smooths out volatility to show medium-term execution, and YoY shows whether the business is compounding at a value-creation pace that justifies headcount, capital allocation, and valuation multiples.

Formula




Example

Assume a SaaS company has:

  • MRR 12 months ago: $60,000
  • Previous quarter-end MRR: $78,000
  • Previous month MRR: $85,000
  • Current MRR: $90,000

MoM MRR Growth = (90,000 − 85,000) / 85,000 ≈ 5.9%

QoQ MRR Growth = (90,000 − 78,000) / 78,000 ≈ 15.4%

QoQ Annualized ≈ (1 + 0.154)⁴ − 1 ≈ 77.3%

YoY MRR Growth = 90,000 / 60,000 − 1 = 50%

In this scenario, MoM shows solid recent momentum, QoQ and its annualized rate indicate breakout execution, and YoY confirms that recurring revenue has scaled by half over the last year—strong signals for NRR, CAC payback, and Rule of 40 analysis.

How to Use the MRR Growth Rate Calculator (MoM, QoQ, YoY)

Use this calculator to quickly see how fast your subscription revenue is growing month-over-month, quarter-over-quarter, and year-over-year, based on four simple MRR inputs.

  1. Enter current MRR (latest month end)

    • Type in your total monthly recurring revenue as of the most recent month-end, using the same MRR definition you use in your billing/BI tools (no one-offs or implementation fees).
  2. Enter previous month and previous quarter MRR

    • Add last month’s total MRR and the MRR at the end of the last full quarter. These values let the tool compute MoM and QoQ growth and the net new MRR versus last month.
  3. Enter MRR 12 months ago to unlock YoY

    • Fill in your MRR from the same month one year earlier so the calculator can derive YoY and top-line growth. Under the hood it uses:



  4. Review the results table

    • Check MoM, QoQ, QoQ annualized, YoY, and “Net new vs last month” to understand both the percentage growth and the absolute dollar change. The “Category” row summarizes the pattern into a plain-language growth label.
  5. Use insights to adjust your plan

    • Compare MoM/ QoQ to YoY, watch how “net new vs last month” evolves, and use the category and narrative section (“What It Means”) to decide whether to push harder on acquisition, fix churn, or protect capacity for a breakout phase.

Frequently Asked Questions

Methodology & Sources

Bibliography

  1. (2025). Net Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR) Growth Rate — Abacum Inc.
    Accessed 2025-12-05
  2. (2022). 7 SaaS Metrics Every SaaS Company Should Care About — Maxio LLC
    Accessed 2025-12-05
  3. (2023). SaaS Reporting Metrics: How to — University of Missouri
    Accessed 2025-12-05