ARR Dashboard, built around how you actually work
ARR Dashboard that lets you drill from the chart into the records behind it. Runs on the data you already have. Role-based access included.
Trusted by Some of the World’s Best Product Teams
Build exactly what your team needs
Subscription and billing data stay in the systems finance already reconciles. Jet adds ARR, churn and expansion views on top, consistent with what you invoice.
Build secure app fast
Build secure app fast
.jpeg)
Dashboards on Your Live Data — No Warehouse Required
.jpeg)
Charts, Tables and Pivots in One View
.jpeg)
Role-Based Access to Every Metric
.jpeg)
Filters and Drill-Downs for Self-Service
.jpeg)
Generated From a Prompt, Refined by You
Similar Use Cases
.png)
.png)
.svg-min.png){kind=icon}
.png)
Frequently asked questions
A view of recurring revenue and how it moved: new, expansion, contraction and churn, netting to the ARR figure everyone quotes.
Yes, and the movement is the point. Flat ARR built on heavy new business offsetting heavy churn is a different company from flat ARR with neither, and the headline number hides that.
Yes, by cohort and by segment. NRR is usually the single figure an investor asks for and the one most spreadsheets compute inconsistently.
Your billing system and CRM, read directly. Subscription events drive the calculation rather than someone maintaining a parallel revenue spreadsheet.
Yes. A contraction in the quarter resolves to the accounts that contracted, which is the next question every time.
