Profitability & Efficiency Calculators

Think of the SaaS Bessemer Efficiency Score as a report card for your SaaS company. It shows how well you are balancing growth and spending. A high score means you are getting the most out of your money.

Think of the SaaS Quick Ratio as a fitness tracker for your subscription business. It allows you to monitor if your revenue is growing faster than the losses from subscription fees. The higher the ratio, the more sustainable the company’s growth, as it earns more than it loses.

Think of the SaaS Break-Even Point as the point at which all of your costs have been paid. It’s the pivotal point at which your SaaS company begins to turn a profit.

SaaS Cash Flow is the net amount of cash moving in and out, showing how well your company can cover expenses and invest in growth. Positive cash flow indicates a healthy financial position, while negative cash flow signals the need for adjustments in spending or revenue strategies.

Think of SaaS COGS as the list of all the upfront expenses related to providing your software service. This covers costs such as software licenses, hosting infrastructure, and direct labor for product creation and upkeep.

Think of SaaS Net Burn Rate as the speed at which your company’s cash reserves are decreasing each month. A higher burn rate means you’re using up cash faster than it’s coming in.