The Reactivated Customers metric measures the number of customers who have made a repeat purchase after being inactive for a period of time.
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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.
New Customers metric measures the number of new users who signed up for your product or service within a given time period. It helps you track the growth of your customer base and evaluate the effectiveness of your marketing and acquisition efforts.
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.
ARPU is the measure of monthly or annual revenue generated by a single customer. It helps to understand the overall performance of a subscription business by tracking revenue trends.
Churned Recurring Revenue Voluntary measures the loss of revenue due to customer-initiated cancellations of their subscription or membership.
Converted Recurring Revenue is the revenue generated from new customers who signed up for a recurring subscription plan after a free trial or demo period.
Measures monthly recurring revenue (MRR) generated from existing customers without factoring in any new sales or upgrades in a given time period, providing insight into the stability of the customer base.
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.