Sales Feature

Know why your MRR went up or down this month.

Hipcall builds a monthly recurring revenue (MRR) waterfall from your deals: what you started with, what each movement added or took away, and where you ended.

$42,000

+$3,200

+$900

+$600

−$400

−$1,100

+$300

$45,500

Opening

New

Upsell

Upgrade

Downgrade

Churn

Price change

Closing

Why it matters

Every movement, named

New, upsell, upgrade, downgrade, churn, and price change each get their own bar, so growth and loss are never netted into one number.

Price rises kept apart

Price changes have their own line, so a price increase is not mistaken for growth.

Drill into who and why

Break it down by pipeline, account owner, partner, and churn reason.

No spreadsheet to maintain

MRR comes from the products on each deal, and every movement comes from the deal that caused it.

How It Works

Set up in four steps

  1. 1

    Sell with products

    Deals with recurring lines carry their own MRR.

  2. 2

    Record every change as a deal

    Upsells, upgrades, downgrades, and renewals each have their own deal.

  3. 3

    End subscriptions with a reason

    When a customer leaves, the churn shows up in the right month with its reason.

  4. 4

    Open the report

    Pick a month and a currency and read the waterfall.

Use Cases

Built for how your team sells

Board meeting

The founder shows the MRR waterfall instead of a hand-built spreadsheet.

A bad month explained

MRR dropped. The waterfall shows two downgrades and one churn, all with the reason "budget cuts".

Partner channel growth

The partner breakdown shows how much new MRR came through resellers this quarter.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What counts as churn?

A subscription ended for a reason other than a renewal, upgrade, or downgrade—when the customer asked to leave or the payment failed.

Can I see several currencies together?

Each view shows one currency. Hipcall does not convert between currencies.

Do I need the product catalogue?

Yes. MRR is calculated from recurring product lines on deals.

Does a price increase count as growth?

No. Price changes have their own line in the waterfall, so a price rise is never mixed up with new business or upgrades.

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