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SaaS Pricing Calculator

Work backwards from your revenue target to find the right price. Get recommended pricing tiers, break-even customers, and MRR projections.

About SaaS Pricing Calculator

What it does

Calculates the optimal SaaS pricing by modeling target revenue, customer volume, churn impact, and unit economics to find the price point that hits your growth goals.

Why it matters

A 1% improvement in pricing increases profits by 11% — more than any other lever. Most SaaS companies undercharge. This calculator shows exactly where your price should be.

Definition

SaaS pricing strategy determines the optimal monthly/annual subscription price based on target revenue, expected customer volume, churn rate, gross margin, and competitive positioning.

Assumptions

  • Pricing assumes steady-state customer acquisition
  • Churn rate remains constant at the modeled rate
  • Gross margin accounts for hosting, support, and infrastructure costs

How to interpret your results

If the suggested price feels too high, test it. Most SaaS companies discover that a higher price with better positioning actually increases conversion rates.

How to improve

  • Test pricing regularly

    Run pricing experiments quarterly — the market changes faster than you think

  • Offer annual plans

    Annual pricing at 2 months free improves cash flow and reduces churn

  • Segment by value

    Charge more for enterprise features — don't leave money on the table with flat pricing

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Recommended Pricing

Starter

$295.00

per month

Growth

$420.00

per month

Scale

$625.00

per month

Required ARPU: $5,000.00/yr — based on 200 customers

Target MRR

$83,333

Target ARR

$1,000,000

Break-Even Customers

3

Annual Churn Replacement Cost

$96,000

Track Revenue Metrics in HelloGrowthCRM

HelloGrowthCRM's revenue attribution dashboard tracks MRR, ARR, churn, and expansion revenue in real time — so you always know whether your pricing strategy is hitting targets.

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SaaS Pricing Calculator — frequently asked questions

Quick answer

How do you price a SaaS product?

The most common approaches: (1) Value-based - price relative to the value delivered; (2) Competitor-based - price relative to alternatives; (3) Cost-plus - cost to deliver + margin; (4) Usage-based - charge per seat or API call. Value-based pricing typically allows the highest price point.
  • What are the most common SaaS pricing models
  • How do I calculate how many customers I need to hit MRR targets
  • What is the relationship between pricing and unit economics