The Updates metric in AppFigures measures the frequency and volume of app updates released by developers, providing insights into their commitment to maintaining and improving their app over time.
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The Promo Codes Used metric in AppFigures tracks the number of promotional codes that have been redeemed by users for a given app or version, allowing developers to gauge the effectiveness of their promotional campaigns.
In-App Purchases Revenue is a metric that shows the total amount of money earned from transactions made within the app, such as digital items, subscriptions, and upgrades.
Ad Units Revenue is a metric that tracks the total revenue generated from ads displayed in an app, broken down by ad type and source.
MRR stands for Monthly Recurring Revenue, which measures the predictable revenue generated by subscription-based businesses on a monthly basis.
The First Year Subscribers metric refers to the total number of paying customers who have subscribed to a service or app for the first time and have been active for at least one year.
Transitions out by Country is a metric that shows the number of times users exited an app after opening it, grouped by the countries where these exits occurred.
Ads ECPM (Effective Cost per Mille) is a metric that measures the revenue generated by every 1000 ad impressions. It helps app developers to understand the effectiveness of their ad monetization strategy and to optimize their ad placements.
Ads Requests Filled is a metric that measures the number of times an ad was successfully displayed to a user after a request was made by the app or website. It indicates the effectiveness of ad serving and revenue opportunities for publishers.