MRR movements, reconciled to the cent
New, expansion, reactivation, contraction and churn from Stripe or Paddle — tied back to the invoice and to the account in your CRM.
Model revenue, pipeline and retention once — on top of Stripe, your CRM and your production database — then share a board pack everyone trusts. One definition of MRR. Forever.

The bridge recomputes from Stripe subscription items — new, expansion, reactivation, contraction, churn.
See the accounts behind it, with plan and amount, joined from your CRM and accounts table.
Logo retention or net revenue retention, by signup month. Hover a cell for its value.
Interactive preview with simulated data. Account names are fictional.
Stripe, your CRM and a read-only user on Postgres or MySQL. No warehouse, no pipeline project, no ticket to data engineering.
Median time to first synced table: 6 minutes.
MRR, NRR, CAC payback and pipeline coverage live in a versioned semantic layer — with an owner, a description and a test.
metric: mrrlabel: "Monthly recurring revenue"owner: finance@company.examplesource: stripe.subscription_itemsmeasure: sum(amount_monthly) - discountsexcludes: [one_off, tax, trials]tests: [reconciles_to_stripe]
140+ finance & RevOps metrics ready to adopt.
Dashboards, a monthly board pack that locks at close, and Ask Kimo for everything in between. Every figure traces back to its rows.
Board pack prep: two days → twenty minutes.
New, expansion, reactivation, contraction and churn from Stripe or Paddle — tied back to the invoice and to the account in your CRM.
Logo and dollar retention by signup month, plan, region or owner. Hover any cell for the customers behind it.
Stage-to-close rates from history, weighted by deal age and segment — not by what reps typed into a probability field.
First response and resolution times from Zendesk or Intercom, weighted by the ARR of the account waiting.
CAC payback, LTV:CAC and gross margin — finance and growth finally argue about strategy, not definitions.
Twelve charts every board asks for, with commentary blocks. Numbers lock at period close; the live link stays live.
…and 40 more features across connect, model, ask, alert, share and govern.
Take the feature tourStripe, your CRM, your ledger and your database — reconciled before a single chart is drawn.
Every slide gets an action title and a draft story. Each number cites its source and freshness.
ARR, NRR, burn multiple and runway come from the semantic layer, so the deck matches every dashboard.
Presenter mode, PDF, PPTX or Google Slides — plus the investor update and the fundraise data room.
Live preview with simulated data. Company and figures are fictional.
Simulated benchmark figures for demonstration purposes.
“Our board used to debate the numbers. Now they debate the strategy. We close in two days and nobody asks which MRR is the real one.”
Stories are anonymized. Names, logos and identifying details have been removed.
| Plan | Price |
|---|---|
Free One founder, one honest MRR chart. | $0 forever |
Pro For the first finance or RevOps hire. | $49 per month · 3 editors |
BusinessPopular Board packs, certified metrics and governance. | $289 per month · 15 editors |
Enterprise SSO, audit, residency and a named data engineer. | Custom from $1,900 / month |
How to define SaaS metrics, build the board deck and prepare a data room investors trust, from teams who have done it.

Metrics, narrative and data discipline for every board meeting and funding round, from seed to Series B.
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No. Kimo queries Postgres, MySQL or SQL Server directly with a read-only user and caches aggregates. When you outgrow that, point it at Snowflake or BigQuery — your models and dashboards stay the same.
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