Churned customers metric measures the number of customers who have canceled their subscription or stopped purchasing from your company during a given time period.
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To track Churned Customers using Databox, follow these steps:
Optimize leadership insights with the "SaaS MRR Drilldown for Weekly Monitoring" dashboard. Focused on key revenue metrics like Net New MRR and Net New Customers, it offers simple, numerical visualizations for a comprehensive view of your growth.
Report for SaaS revenue growth and churn management, providing detailed insights into key metrics like LTV, ARPU, MRR, churn, upgrades, and revenue retention.
Active Customers is a metric that measures the total number of customers that have engaged in a paid transaction with a business during a given period of time.
Active Customers by Plan ID shows the number of customers who are currently subscribed to each of your plans, helping you track the popularity of different offerings and identify areas that require more sales or marketing attention.
MRR is a crucial metric for subscription-based businesses that measures the predictable, recurring revenue generated from subscriptions each month.
Customer retention rate is the percentage of customers that return and continue to do business with a company. It is a measure of customer loyalty and satisfaction.
The Existing Customers metric measures the number or percentage of customers that have made a repeat purchase or subscription within a given time frame.
The Existing Customers by Plan ID metric provides insight into the distribution of your current customer base across different pricing tiers or plan levels.
Growth Rate by Plan ID measures the percentage change in revenue for a specific subscription plan over a selected time period, indicating the plan's overall success or challenges in driving growth.
Upgrade Rate indicates the percentage of customers who upgrade to a higher tier or plan, measuring the effectiveness of pricing strategy and product value proposition.