The data has been aggregated and anonymized so there’s no clue as to the companies in question, but it conveys the median monthly recurring revenue (MRR), revenue churn, lifetime value, and more. This can also be filtered by respective value of each user, from “under $10” through to “$250 and up.” In addition to revenue, Open Benchmarks also includes data on the most common monthly and annual price points, as well as the most common reasons for payments failing. While Open Benchmarks won’t be a game-changer for everyone and, yes, it does serve as a promotional tool for its own services, it also provides some useful insights for newcomers on the SaaS scene who don’t have the experience to know what “normal” is.

https://venturebeat.com/2016/08/26/baremetrics-open-benchmarks/