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Startup and SaaS essentials — MRR, ARR, CAC, LTV, runway, burn rate, break-even and ROI — explained in plain language so founders can act on the numbers.

15 calculators in this category · updated weekly

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Break-even units
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Contribution margin
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Key terms in this topic

A quick glossary covering the controlled vocabulary we keep consistent across every calculator in this cluster.

  • Gross margin
  • ARPU
  • ARR
  • Break-even
  • Burn rate
  • CAC
  • CAC payback
  • Cap table
  • Cash balance
  • Churn
  • COGS
  • Contribution margin
  • Default alive
  • Dilution
  • Discounted payback
  • ESOP
  • Expansion MRR
  • Founder time
  • LTV
  • LTV:CAC
  • MRR
  • Net burn
  • Net new MRR
  • Net revenue retention
  • NRR
  • Paid CAC
  • Payback period
  • Retention
  • Return on investment
  • ROI

Frequently asked questions

Break even point formula?
Use the Break-Even calculadora. Work out how many units or how much revenue covers fixed and variable costs for a product or service.
Burn rate formula?
Use the Burn Rate calculadora. Break down gross and net burn rate from expenses and revenue, and translate into default-alive vs default-dead status.
CAC payback period?
Use the CAC Payback calculadora. Work out how many months of gross margin it takes to recoup a customer’s CAC — a quick capital-efficiency gauge.
Startup runway formula?
Use the Cash Runway calculadora. How many months of runway you have — cash balance divided by net burn — with a forward projection for hires or price changes.
Churn rate formula?
Use the Churn Rate calculadora. Work out monthly and annualised customer churn and revenue churn, plus the implied average customer lifetime.
CAC formula?
Use the Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) calculadora. Work out blended and paid CAC from marketing spend and new customers, with CAC-to-LTV ratio interpretation.

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