Startups With the Highest MRR
Stan has the highest monthly recurring revenue among startups on VibeCrowd, at $3.6M MRR.
Monthly recurring revenue — the part of the business that renews by itself. One-off sales do not count here.
$219K$389K/mo total8
$125K$120K/mo total18A$125K$128K/mo total19A$93K$158K/mo total20
$79K$32K/mo total24A$79K$125K/mo total25
$67K$80K/mo total28
$64K$86K/mo total31
$57K$50K/mo total36A$57K$51K/mo total37
$55K$57K/mo total38
$55K$70K/mo total39
$46K$50K/mo total42A$45K$46K/mo total43A$44K$62K/mo total44
$44K$44K/mo total45
$44K$42K/mo total46A$43K$32K/mo total47A$41K$29K/mo total48Showing the top 50 of 3,670 · ▲▼ is the change in position since Aug 3, 2026 · trend lines are our own weekly snapshots
Which startup has the highest MRR?
Stan, at $3.6M in monthly recurring revenue. 3,670 startups on VibeCrowd report a subscription base.
How is MRR different from 30-day revenue?
MRR is the contracted subscription base that renews every month. 30-day revenue is everything that actually landed in the account — subscriptions plus one-off sales, upgrades and refunds. A startup can have large revenue and zero MRR if it sells one-time products.
Why is MRR sometimes higher than 30-day revenue?
Because MRR is normalised to a full month while the rolling window can catch failed charges, refunds or a billing cycle that has not landed yet. The gap between the two is itself a signal worth reading.