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MRR reports (Pro plan and above) turn your subscription payments into the numbers a subscription business runs on. Open Dashboard → MRR. Pick a date range, optionally one subscription offer, and every figure is compared with the previous period of the same length.

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How MRR is counted

Each paid subscription payment covers one billing period from the day it is paid — a week, a month or a year — plus a short grace for a late renewal (3 days weekly, 7 monthly, 14 yearly) while the card is retried.
  • While covered, the subscriber counts at the monthly value of that payment, excluding tax: a yearly 120countsas120 counts as 10, a weekly 5as5 as 21.73 (× 52 ÷ 12).
  • A refunded payment covers nothing.
  • When a period ends with no renewal, the subscriber has churned.
Because the report is built from what subscribers actually paid, discounts and price changes show up as they happened.

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Definitions

Hover the ⓘ next to any figure in the dashboard for its definition.

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History that doesn’t move

Every night we save each day’s MRR (for your whole account and for every offer). A saved day is never rewritten, so last month’s numbers stay the same even if a payment is refunded later or an offer is deleted. Today’s figures are live. Days are UTC.

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From the API and AI tools

GET /analytics/mrr with an API key, or the MCP tool get_mrr. See Analytics API. Below the Pro plan it answers 403 FEATURE_LOCKED.