Enterprise SaaS Quick Ratio: $100K New MRR, $30K Expansion
Model the quick ratio for an enterprise SaaS company adding $100K new MRR and $30K expansion against $20K churn.
How to use this tool
- Enter new mrr (from new customers), expansion mrr (upgrades/upsells), churned mrr (cancellations) and contraction mrr (downgrades) in the fields above.
- Results update instantly as you type — or click Calculate.
- Read your saas quick ratio and the full breakdown beneath it.
Enterprise SaaS businesses with strong expansion revenue from existing customers tend to have higher quick ratios, reflecting efficient net revenue retention.
Frequently asked questions
- What is a good SaaS Quick Ratio?
- Quick Ratio ≥ 4 is excellent (high growth, low churn). 2–4 is solid. 1–2 means growth is being offset heavily by churn. Below 1 means net MRR is declining.
- How is SaaS Quick Ratio different from the traditional quick ratio?
- The traditional quick ratio (current assets / current liabilities) measures liquidity. The SaaS Quick Ratio measures revenue growth quality — it has no relationship to the accounting quick ratio beyond sharing the name.