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  **ARR** (annual recurring revenue) is the yearly value of a company's
  recurring, subscription-based revenue — the standard commercial yardstick for
  how much customers pay for a product like Devon on an ongoing, repeating
  basis.
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# \*\*ARR\*\*

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## Definition

**ARR** (annual recurring revenue) is the yearly value of a company's recurring, subscription-based revenue — the standard commercial yardstick for how much customers pay for a product like Devon on an ongoing, repeating basis.

\{'In the conversation with Cognition Labs, ARR comes up as a way of sizing how much real-world traction an AI product like **Devon** has — revenue that recurs each year from existing customers, as opposed to one-off sales. Wu and the surrounding discussion use it the way the software industry always has: as the headline commercial metric for a subscription-driven company. When the material says a company has crossed some ARR figure, it is pointing at recurring, contracted revenue — the business-side signal that people are actually paying for the product, year over year.'\}