SaaS Metrics Your Investors Actually Want to See
Monitor the metrics that define SaaS success. From MRR to NRR, Metricly gives your team and your board the real-time visibility they need.
The metrics that matter for SaaS
Everything from MRR to Quick Ratio, calculated consistently from your dbt semantic layer.
MRR / ARR
Track recurring revenue with automatic new, expansion, and churn breakdowns.
Net Revenue Retention
Measure revenue retained from existing customers including expansion.
Churn Rate
Monitor customer and revenue churn by cohort and segment.
CAC & LTV
Calculate acquisition cost and lifetime value by channel.
CAC Payback
Know exactly how long it takes to recover customer acquisition cost.
Quick Ratio
Measure growth efficiency with new + expansion vs. churn + contraction.
Board decks in minutes, not days
Pre-built SaaS templates with the exact metrics investors expect. Always up-to-date, always accurate.
What is our current MRR and how has it changed this quarter?
What was our net revenue retention last month?
Which customer segments have the highest churn rate?
Show me the breakdown of MRR by plan tier
ARR
$4.2M
+24%
NRR
118%
+3%
Churn
2.1%
-0.4%
MRR Movement
Problems we solve
SaaS metrics shouldn't require a spreadsheet PhD. Here's how Metricly makes it simple.
MRR calculated differently everywhere
Define MRR once in your dbt semantic layer. Finance, sales, and product all see the same number.
No visibility into churn risk
Connect usage data with revenue metrics to spot at-risk accounts before they churn.
Board decks take days to prepare
Pre-built SaaS dashboards with investor-ready metrics, updated in real-time.
Expansion revenue mixed with new business
Automatic MRR categorization: new, expansion, contraction, and churn.
Metrics defined correctly
No more debates about how to calculate NRR. Your dbt semantic layer is the single source of truth.
Net Revenue Retention
Measures the revenue retained from existing customers including expansion.
Quick Ratio
A ratio > 4 indicates healthy, efficient growth.
CAC Payback Period
Months required to recover customer acquisition cost.
LTV:CAC Ratio
A ratio of 3:1 or higher is considered healthy for SaaS.
Questions your team can finally answer
Just type what you want to know. Metricly translates your questions into queries against your semantic layer.
What is our current MRR and how has it changed this quarter?
What was our net revenue retention last month?
Which customer segments have the highest churn rate?
Show me the breakdown of MRR by plan tier
What is our CAC payback period by acquisition channel?
How many trials converted to paid subscriptions last month?
Show expansion MRR vs new MRR over the last 12 months
What is our LTV:CAC ratio by customer segment?
Ready to get your SaaS metrics right?
Start with consistent, investor-ready metrics powered by your dbt semantic layer.