Industry · SaaS

Zivvy for SaaS

MRR, ARR, churn, and ASC 606 revenue recognition — with the subscription lifecycle wired straight into the ledger.

MRR driftASC 606 nightmaresStripe → GL syncChurn attributionCohort LTV
5 – 100 employees, up to $30M ARR$6k – $24k ACV

Modules

Modules built for this

Subscriptions

Native subscription doctype with proration.

Rev-rec engine

ASC 606-compliant per performance obligation.

MRR / ARR dashboard

Net-new, expansion, contraction, churn.

Dunning

Multi-channel with card-decline handling.

Cohort retention

LTV against realized cash.

Reseller share

Revenue-share for channel partners.

Retires

What Zivvy typically replaces

  • Stripe + Google Sheets
  • Chargebee + QuickBooks
  • Maxio

Day-one dashboards

Dashboards you get on day one

01

MRR

02

ARR

03

Net revenue retention

04

Cohort LTV

ARR under management

0$M+ across tenants

The snag

SaaS finance teams pivot Stripe exports into Google Sheets, then re-pivot them for the board. The number changes every time someone touches it, and ASC 606 becomes an audit finding.

How Zivvy helps

Zivvy SaaS models subscriptions natively — the invoice comes from a Subscription doctype, revenue is recognized ratably per ASC 606, and the MRR/ARR/churn dashboard reads directly from the subscription ledger.

What you get

  • Subscription doctype with proration and mid-cycle changes
  • ASC 606-compliant revenue recognition (ratable + performance)
  • MRR, ARR, net-new, expansion, and churn out of the box
  • Stripe Billing sync with reconciled payouts to the ledger
  • Dunning that respects card-decline and renewal rules
  • Cohort retention and LTV against real cash

You'll use this for

Prorate a mid-cycle plan change and settle the deltas

Questions

Ready to try it?

Free plan. Two seats. No card.