MarketingMeasurement & AnalyticsUpdated 2026.04.28

NRR

Net Revenue Retention

Also known as순매출 유지율Net Dollar RetentionNDR

In one line

Net revenue retention (NRR) measures how much of last year's customer cohort revenue you've kept and grown a year later — the cleanest single read on SaaS business health.

Going deeper

NRR takes the revenue your existing customer cohort produced 12 months ago and compares it to what the same cohort produces today. New logos are excluded, so the metric strips away acquisition noise and shows the real health of the installed base.

100% is break-even; healthy SaaS businesses typically land somewhere between 110% and 130%. Anything above 100% means revenue grows even with zero new sales — sometimes called 'negative churn' — and it has become the headline number investors look at from Series B onwards.

In practice NRR is one of the very few quantitative reads on whether customer success is working. Strong upsell and cross-sell with low churn pulls the number up; if it stays under 90%, the bucket is leaking faster than new acquisition can refill it.

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