ARR
Annual recurring revenue
Example
We're projecting our highest ARR ever next year, given the record number of new subscriptions this year
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Related Slang
| MRR | Monthly recurring revenue |
| KPI | Key performance indicator |
| PBT | Profit before tax |
| YTD | Year-to-date |
| Q1 | First quarter |
| EPS | Earnings per share |
| APR | Annual percentage rate |
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In business, ARR stands for "annual recurring revenue." This metric measures the recurring income a business expects to receive each year - typically via subscriptions.
For example, a business with 12,000 annual subscribers, each of whom pays $50 for a subscription, has an ARR of $600,000. Tracking this metric allows businesses to forecast their future revenue, as well as establish ARR goals to meet or exceed for the next year.