SaaS Health Check
Enter your numbers once and see five core metrics together — MRR growth, LTV:CAC, Rule of 40, runway, and burn multiple — instead of running five separate calculators. Same formulas and verdict thresholds as the individual tools.
Revenue & customers
Costs & cash
Current MRR (above) is used as monthly revenue for the runway, Rule of 40, and burn multiple math below, so it only needs to be entered once.
Results
What this dashboard does (and doesn't) do
This page runs the exact same formulas and verdict thresholds as five of the individual calculators on this site — it just shares one set of inputs across all of them instead of asking you to enter the same numbers five times. Rule of 40's growth rate and burn multiple's net new ARR are derived here by annualizing the month-over-month MRR change you enter above, since a single monthly snapshot doesn't give a trailing twelve months of revenue on its own — for a precise Rule of 40 or burn multiple number over an actual period, use the Rule of 40 or burn multiple calculator directly with your real period-over-period figures.
Reading the overall line
"Overall" is a plain count of how many of the five metrics land in their healthy range, using the same thresholds each individual calculator already uses (for example LTV:CAC at 3:1 or better, Rule of 40 at 40 or above, runway at 12 months or more, burn multiple at 2x or below). It's a fast first read, not a score to optimize for its own sake — a business can be in great shape with one metric temporarily off if there's a good reason, and a business can clear every threshold and still be missing something these five numbers don't capture.
Frequently asked questions
Does the health check use different formulas than the individual calculators?
No — it runs the exact same formulas and verdict thresholds as five of the individual calculators, just sharing one set of inputs across all of them instead of asking for the same numbers five times.
What does the "N of 5 metrics healthy" line mean?
It's a plain count of how many of the five metrics land in their healthy range, using each calculator's own threshold (for example LTV:CAC at 3:1 or better, Rule of 40 at 40 or above). It's a fast first read, not a score to optimize for its own sake.
Why are Rule of 40 growth and burn multiple's net new ARR estimated instead of exact?
Because this page only asks for one month's MRR snapshot, growth and net new ARR here are annualized from that single month-over-month change, not a real trailing-twelve-months figure. For a precise number over an actual period, use the Rule of 40 or burn multiple calculator directly with your real period-over-period figures.