MRR.AI

MRR.AI is a planned Stripe-connected dashboard for SaaS revenue, retention, and forecasting. It is aimed at founders who want investor-ready reporting and a plain-English account of changing metrics. Its scope is promising, but pre-launch waitlist status makes it a poor fit for teams that need an analytics tool now.

Overview

MRR.AI focuses on recurring-revenue businesses that bill through Stripe. It tracks MRR, ARR, and net new MRR, with new, expansion, contraction, churned, and reactivated revenue separated out. That breakdown can help a founder see whether growth comes from new customers or existing accounts—and whether churn is eroding it.

The product pairs those measures with AI explanations and a weekly narrative of what happened and why. That could make regular reviews easier to interpret, while still leaving teams responsible for checking the figures behind the summaries. A one-click Stripe OAuth connection is intended to avoid the need for a data warehouse, a useful constraint for smaller teams with straightforward Stripe billing.

Key features

Revenue analysis and forecasting

Alongside MRR and ARR, MRR.AI breaks net new MRR into its component revenue movements and offers cohort analysis, retention and churn metrics, expansion analysis, and unit economics. Its AI forecasting is described as predicting MRR 3–12 months ahead. That combination suits founders planning around recurring revenue, though forecasts are most useful when treated as a planning input rather than a guarantee.

Investor reporting

One-click investor reports combine an MRR waterfall, churn analysis, and LTV/CAC in a board-deck format. For teams already reporting to investors or a board, this may reduce the work of assembling recurring metrics into a presentation. It is a Growth feature, so founders on the lower paid tier do not get that reporting package.

Diagnostic and security

The free diagnostic allows one run per session and processes entered metrics in the browser without sending them to a server. Anonymous analytics events go to GA4. Diagnostic Pro adds cohort churn breakdowns, expansion revenue analysis, a 12-month forecast with confidence intervals, a growth playbook, and unlimited runs. Separately, the homepage says Stripe data stays encrypted and secure.

Pricing

MRR.AI uses a freemium model, with paid plans starting at $29 a month. No payment is collected during the pre-launch waitlist period, so these plan terms describe the offered tiers rather than a currently purchasable subscription.

The forever-free tier is a sensible starting point for a single Stripe account, but its 30-day history limits long-range comparisons. Pro removes that history cap and adds interpretation, forecasting, and cohorts while remaining limited to one account. Growth is the relevant step for multi-account businesses and teams that need investor reports, benchmarks, or Slack alerts. There is no free trial; custom or enterprise pricing remains TBD.

Platforms

MRR.AI is a web product. Its described data connection is Stripe, rather than a broad catalog of billing integrations.

Who it's for

MRR.AI is best suited to SaaS founders using Stripe who want recurring-revenue analysis without maintaining a data warehouse. Pro is a fit for a single-account business that needs deeper history and forecasting; Growth is aimed at teams reporting to investors or boards. It is not the right choice for anyone who needs a live analytics service immediately, or for teams whose billing data is not in Stripe.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The revenue breakdown distinguishes new, expanding, contracting, churned, and reactivated MRR, giving founders more context than a headline growth number.
• Pros: Pro combines unlimited history with cohort analysis, AI explanations, and forecasting at $29 a month.
• Pros: Growth adds multiple Stripe accounts, board-oriented reports, benchmarks, and Slack alerts for investor-facing teams.
• Cons: The pre-launch waitlist and lack of payment collection mean teams cannot adopt it as an active paid dashboard now.
• Cons: The free plan keeps only 30 days of metrics history, and both Free and Pro are limited to one Stripe account.
• Cons: API access, white-labeled reports, and custom or enterprise pricing are still TBD.

Alternatives

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• RedChurn is a freemium option with a free Starter plan for up to 50 active subscribers, one app, and 30 days of retention history; choose it if those subscriber and app limits suit your needs.
• GrowPanel has a free tier capped at $200k ARR with one data connector, unlimited users, all reports, and a REST API. Choose it if those included reports and API access matter more than MRR.AI's described Stripe-focused approach.
• Kometrics stays free while tracked MRR is under $1,000, with every feature included; choose it if your MRR fits that threshold.
• SimpleSubscription offers a free tier for up to 100 active subscribers with a subscribe widget, customer portal, failed-payment recovery, analytics, and Shopify; choose it if those subscription operations are your priority.
• ProfitWell Metrics offers free subscription analytics with data updates every 3–6 hours; choose it if free metrics on that update cadence fit your needs.
• SaaSFlow has a free plan up to €120k ARR (€10k MRR), with all features, unlimited users, and unlimited data sources; choose it if your business falls within that revenue cap.
• Shorttags SaaS Metrics has a free plan for up to three projects, 500 events per month, and 40 days of retention; choose it if those project and event limits fit your usage.
• CashSDK Revenue Analytics supports Android, API, iOS, macOS, and web; choose it if you need a platform beyond web.

Verdict

MRR.AI is worth watching for Stripe-using SaaS founders who want revenue drivers, churn, forecasting, and investor reporting in one focused dashboard. Its strongest case is the combination of detailed MRR movement analysis and reporting aimed at board conversations. The main reason to look elsewhere is immediate availability: while it remains in pre-launch waitlist mode, teams needing a usable analytics service should choose an alternative they can adopt now.