Nautis is an AI-native Startup Operating System that combines planning, fundraising, finance, sales, team management, and utilities in one platform.

Who is Nautis built for?

Nautis is designed for startup founders, core teams, incubators, and investors who need structured visibility and fast execution.

How does Nautis help with fundraising?

Nautis includes pitch deck workflows, investor management, secure data rooms, cap table support, and readiness signals to improve fundraising execution.

Does Nautis include financial tracking?

Yes. Nautis includes financial planning, expense tracking, invoicing, and startup health metrics to monitor runway and performance.

Can incubators use Nautis for cohort management?

Yes. Incubators can standardize startup reporting, track progress, assess readiness, and generate structured ecosystem-level visibility.

Can investors use Nautis for diligence and monitoring?

Yes. Investors can review structured startup data, compare opportunities consistently, and track portfolio execution over time.

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SaaS Quick Ratio Calculator

(New + expansion MRR) ÷ (churned + contracted MRR). One number that tells you whether you're really growing or just running to stand still.

Gains (numerator)

New MRR (this period)

Expansion MRR

Losses (denominator)

Churned MRR

Contracted MRR (downgrades)

Quick ratio

4.22

Gains

$38K

Losses

$9K

VerdictHealthy. Standard SaaS bar — investors will see this as scalable.

Benchmarks

≥ 8Top-tier
4–8Healthy
2–4Workable
< 2Leaky

What is the saas quick ratio calculator?

Quick Ratio = (New MRR + Expansion MRR) ÷ (Churned MRR + Contraction MRR).

It compares your gains to your losses in the same period. A quick ratio of 4 means you're winning $4 for every $1 you lose.

Why this matters for founders & operators

Many SaaS companies have impressive top-line growth but simultaneously high leakage. Quick ratio surfaces that — even a fast-growing company with a quick ratio under 2 is a leaky bucket investors will quickly identify.

Most healthy growth-stage SaaS companies maintain quick ratios of 4 or higher. Top-decile companies often run above 8.

How to use this calculator

1
Use a clean monthly window
Quick ratio is a monthly metric. Quarterly aggregation hides timing.
2
Separate churn from contraction
Churn is full account loss. Contraction is downgrades within an account. They're different operating problems and should be tracked separately.
3
Track over time
Single-month quick ratio is noisy. Watch a 3- or 6-month rolling average.
4
Pair with NRR
Quick ratio measures all change. NRR measures change in existing customers. Together they tell the full retention story.

FAQ

What's a great SaaS quick ratio?+

≥ 4 is healthy. Top-decile companies run 8+. Below 2 indicates serious churn / contraction relative to gains.

How is this different from net new MRR?+

Net new MRR = Gains − Losses (a dollar amount). Quick ratio = Gains ÷ Losses (a multiple). Different framing of the same data — quick ratio scales across companies of different sizes.

Should I use ARR or MRR?+

MRR is the standard. ARR-based quick ratio is fine but smooths out monthly variation.

How does quick ratio relate to magic number?+

Quick ratio is about retention efficiency. Magic number is about acquisition efficiency. Together they describe the SaaS engine.