Simulate a full buyer-side SaaS acquisition due diligence across 5 risk dimensions. Enter the target's key metrics, get a composite Revenue Quality Score (A–F), radar breakdown, and shareable report URL — free, instant, no signup.
Fill in the target's MRR, churn, concentration, and other key numbers.
Receive a composite A–F Revenue Quality Score across all 5 risk dimensions.
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This tool tells you what the data says. The 23-point buyer-side churn audit checklist tells you what to request, in what order, and which answers are red flags — the list to work through before you sign an LOI.
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The simulator gives you a preview. Run the real ChurnLens analysis on actual subscription CSV data and get the complete buyer-side due diligence report with all 5 risk lenses.
See Pricing Plans →The ChurnLens 5-Risk Buyer-Side Method evaluates: Revenue Churn (headline churn rate weighted at 30%), Customer Concentration (dependency on top accounts, 25%), Annual-Plan Renewal Risk (upcoming contract cliffs, 20%), MRR Trajectory (growth acceleration or decline, 15%), and Zombie MRR Share (revenue from inactive accounts, 10%).
The composite Revenue Quality Score weights all five dimensions and maps to letter grades: A (85–100) — excellent revenue quality, low acquisition risk; B (70–84) — solid with minor concerns; C (55–69) — moderate risk, requires deeper diligence; D (40–54) — significant red flags; F (0–39) — severe risk, likely deal-breaker.
No. The simulator is a screening tool — it helps you decide whether a target is worth deeper diligence. It uses simplified models that approximate the real ChurnLens analysis. For a full audit on actual subscription data, send the target's CSV to ChurnLens and get the complete 5-Risk buyer-side report with all 23 audit checklist points.