Committed MRR: see where your MRR is heading

Pending MRR only told half the story: what is coming in. What is on its way out was nowhere to be seen. So a team could look at “+16,720 kr. on the way” and think MRR was growing, while a handful of cancelled subscriptions were quietly pulling it down.

Now you get the whole sum.

Pending MRR is now Committed MRR

The widget is now called Committed MRR and shows what your MRR will be once everything you have already agreed has happened:

• Trials that turn into paying subscriptions, pauses that end, and subscriptions that start later.
• Subscriptions with an end date (such as cancelled ones) that stop on that date (Scheduled churn).
• Scheduled changes to plan, billing interval, price, number of licenses and tier, plus discounts without an end date (Scheduled changes).

Every number with details can be opened, so you can see the customers and subscriptions behind it. If the widget is already on your dashboard, it stays where it is, just with the new name.

Scheduled churn on the MRR card

The MRR card now shows scheduled churn next to pending MRR. So you also see it on the front page when MRR is heading down.

Month by month

Click the headline figure to see how MRR moves over the coming 12 months: what comes in, what stops, and what changes.

Ask your AI

If you have AI access switched on, your AI assistant can answer the same question. Ask, for example, what your MRR will be in three months, based on what you have already agreed.

It is not a forecast

Committed MRR only builds on what is already registered. New sales, cancellations nobody has reported yet and usage are not included. Neither are temporary prices and discounts with an end date, just like in MRR.