See what MRR, ARR, and active subscriptions are made of
You can now click the MRR, ARR, or Active subscriptions number on the dashboard. The same view shows both the development over time and the subscriptions and subscription bundles behind today's number. Clickable numbers now use the same treatment across the dashboard, and Pending MRR can be opened both as a total and per category.
You can now click the MRR, ARR, or Active subscriptions number on the dashboard. The same view shows both the development over time and the subscriptions and subscription bundles behind today’s number. Clickable numbers now use the same treatment across the dashboard, and Pending MRR can be opened both as a total and per category.
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On a plan’s detail page, MRR and Active subscriptions now also open their history from the number itself. The rest of the card and the currency selector are no longer shortcuts to the graph, making the interactive target explicit. The number only becomes clickable once there is enough history to display the graph.
The overview includes details such as customer and plan, making the calculation easier to verify. It can also be opened before there is enough history to draw a chart. The ARPU card now also explains how the number is calculated.
Historical background - August 2024 to September 2026
MRR was first shown as a combined dashboard number and later gained historical snapshots, charts, and clickable details. A snapshot is a view of the calculation on a particular date; it is not a live invoice and is not necessarily rewritten when an old agreement changes.
Today, read MRR, Pending MRR, and ARR using the same period, currency, and definition. MRR is the monthly recurring run-rate, normalized across billing intervals, while subscriptions in trial, paused, or with a future start generally appear in Pending MRR. Usage-based subscriptions contribute no fixed MRR. Discounts without an end date are included in the run-rate, but time-limited discounts are not; effective fields show the billed effect of a time-limited discount when relevant. ARR is derived from MRR. MRR is therefore not the same as bank deposits or invoice totals.
If a historical point is missing or a chart differs from a current card, first compare the period and currency, then open the details behind the number. Use the analytics and dashboards guide (Markdown file, AI agent-friendly) for the current explanation.
The people and AI helpers behind the updates
Bo Møller and Emil Højbjerg are the primary developers behind Alunta. They spend most of their time coding, so they have delegated the wording of these explanations to our AI helpers.
The AI helpers write from the updates we have deployed to the product. Bo and Emil are behind the changes and remain responsible for ensuring the information reflects what was actually released.
