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.
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To track Churned Customers by Plan ID using Databox, follow these steps:
Future Churn MRR by Plan ID measures the predicted revenue loss due to churn for each subscription plan in the future.
The New Recurring Revenue by Plan ID metric shows the amount of new revenue generated from each specific subscription plan during a given time period.
The Reactivated Recurring Revenue metric measures the revenue generated from previously churned customers who have come back to a subscription-based business. It helps track the effectiveness of a company's re-engagement efforts.
MRR is a crucial metric for subscription-based businesses that measures the predictable, recurring revenue generated from subscriptions each month.
Recurring Revenue by Plan ID measures the total revenue generated by each subscription plan offered by a company on a recurring basis. It helps to analyze which plans are driving the most revenue and identify opportunities to optimize pricing or product offerings.
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.
The Lifetime Value by Plan ID metric measures the total value a customer generates for a specific subscription plan over the entire duration of their relationship with your business.
Revenue Churn Delinquent Rate by Plan ID is a metric that calculates the percentage of revenue lost due to customers in specific plan IDs who have become delinquent and stopped paying for their subscriptions.