ARR Growth Benchmarks
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ARR growth rate measures how quickly a SaaS company is expanding its annual recurring revenue base year-over-year. Unlike total revenue growth, ARR growth isolates the subscription component that drives valuation multiples. Companies growing ARR above 30% are considered high-growth; above 20% is solid for mature public companies. All 0 companies below are ranked by the most recently reported ARR growth figure from SEC EDGAR filings.
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What is ARR Growth Rate?
Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth measures the year-over-year percentage increase in a company's subscription revenue base. Unlike total revenue, ARR excludes one-time fees and professional services, making it the cleanest signal of subscription business momentum.
Formula: ARR Growth = (Current Period ARR − Prior Year ARR) / Prior Year ARR × 100
Interpretation: ARR growth above 30% is considered high-growth for a public SaaS company. Above 20% is solid at any scale. Below 10% signals a maturing business, which may still command premium multiples if paired with strong FCF margins. ARR growth is most meaningful alongside NRR — high growth with declining NRR implies the company is growing by acquisition while existing customers shrink.
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