What is MRR Tracking for Feature Requests?
MRR (Monthly Recurring Revenue) tracking connects your user's subscription data to their feature requests. Instead of seeing "50 votes," you see "$4,500/month in revenue is requesting this feature." This completely changes how you prioritize your roadmap.
Why MRR-Weighted Prioritization Matters
Consider two features: Feature A has 100 votes from free users. Feature B has 20 votes from paying customers worth $2,000/month combined. Which should you build first? Without MRR tracking, you'd build Feature A. With it, you'd correctly prioritize Feature B.
Studies show that building features requested by paying customers reduces churn by up to 40% compared to building for vote count alone.
How to Set Up MRR Tracking
If you use RevenueCat, StoreKit, or another subscription provider, you can pass the payment information to FeaturePulse with a single line of code. Check our MRR integration guide for implementation details.
Automatic Currency Conversion
Have customers in Europe, UK, and US? FeaturePulse automatically converts all currencies to your preferred one. Whether you want to see everything in USD, EUR, or GBP, the conversion happens automatically.