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Your subscription business has a growth ceiling.

Enter today’s numbers to see where your growth tops out — then name a goal and get the two ways to reach it.

Current

Your numbers as they stand today.

Where today’s numbers top out

Your current growth ceiling

New subscribers per month divided by churn. On today’s numbers, this is the active base — and the monthly recurring revenue — your business tops out at. The emphasized dashed line on the chart below marks where this ceiling sits.

Subscriber ceiling
8,000

Where the active base tops out

MRR ceiling
$400,000

Monthly recurring revenue at that base

The gap, drawn

Current vs goal, month by month

Two paths, side by side — the next year by default, or switch to two. The shaded region is what the goal levers buy — or cost — and the dashed lines mark where each plan’s ceiling sits.

  • Current
  • Goal
  • The gap
  • Current ceiling
  • Goal ceiling
02.5K5K7.5K10K036912Goal ceiling 8,000Current ceiling 8,000
Hover, tap, or focus the chart and use arrow keys to read any month.

Start from a goal

Name a subscriber target

Type the number of subscribers you want, and we’ll solve today’s numbers backward — how far churn would have to fall, or how much acquisition would have to rise, to get there. Every other lever holds where it is now.

Measured as

Lower churn

12%

down from 15%

Reaches a 10,000 subscriber ceiling — $500,000 MRR.

Raise acquisition

1,500/mo

up from 1,200/mo

Reaches a 10,000 subscriber ceiling — $500,000 MRR.

Prefer to move the five levers yourself? Open the manual modeler.

What the levers produce

Your growth ceiling

New subscribers per month divided by churn. The base where cancels eat every new signup and growth flattens out, if these levers hold.

Subscriber ceiling

Where the active base tops out

Current
8,000
Goal
8,000
Change
0

MRR ceiling

Monthly recurring revenue at that base

Current
$400,000
Goal
$400,000
Change
$0

On the way there

Snapshots from the projection below

Subscribers at month 6

Active base half a year in

Current
6,869
Goal
6,869
Change
0

Cumulative revenue by month 6

Every recurring dollar collected through month 6

Current
$2,120,577
Goal
$2,120,577
Change
$0

Subscribers at month 12

Active base a full year in

Current
7,573
Goal
7,573
Change
0

Cumulative revenue by month 12

Every recurring dollar collected through month 12

Current
$4,320,905
Goal
$4,320,905
Change
$0

Take it with you

The link carries every number above, so your team opens the exact scenario you modeled. The PDF is the full report: inputs, ceilings, and the growth path. No account needed for either.

Your shelf

Name the plan you just modeled and it stays on your shelf. Come back with next month’s numbers and load it to see whether the subscription business is tracking the plan or drifting off it.

Month by month

The next 24 months

Same math as the worksheet: churn comes out of last month’s base, new subscribers land on top, and acquisition compounds at your MoM rate.

Month by month projection, months 0 through 24, current scenario vs goal scenario: total subscribers and estimated MRR.
MonthCurrentGoal
SubscribersEst. MRRSubscribersEst. MRR
05,000$250,0005,000$250,000
15,450$272,5005,450$272,500
25,833$291,6255,833$291,625
36,158$307,8816,158$307,881
46,434$321,6996,434$321,699
56,669$333,4446,669$333,444
66,869$343,4286,869$343,428
77,038$351,9137,038$351,913
87,183$359,1267,183$359,126
97,305$365,2577,305$365,257
107,409$370,4697,409$370,469
117,498$374,8997,498$374,899
127,573$378,6647,573$378,664
137,637$381,8647,637$381,864
147,692$384,5857,692$384,585
157,738$386,8977,738$386,897
167,777$388,8627,777$388,862
177,811$390,5337,811$390,533
187,839$391,9537,839$391,953
197,863$393,1607,863$393,160
207,884$394,1867,884$394,186
217,901$395,0587,901$395,058
227,916$395,7997,916$395,799
237,929$396,4307,929$396,430
247,939$396,9657,939$396,965

The ceiling is new subscribers per month divided by monthly churn. Hold acquisition flat and every base drifts toward it: cancels scale with the base until they swallow each month’s new signups. Raising the ceiling means acquiring more, churning less, or charging more per subscriber.