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.
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To track Recurring Revenue (MRR) by Plan ID using Databox, follow these steps:
This dashboard allows you to track all the key SaaS metrics for your company in real-time.
Report for SaaS revenue growth and churn management, providing detailed insights into key metrics like LTV, ARPU, MRR, churn, upgrades, and revenue retention.
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.
Net New MRR is a metric that measures the total amount of revenue generated from new customers minus the revenue lost from cancellations and downgrades.
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 Customers Churn Delinquent Rate metric measures the percentage of customers who have churned and were also delinquent on their payment.
Revenue Churn Voluntary Rate measures the revenue lost due to customers who chose to cancel their subscription or contract voluntarily.
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.
Revenue Retention Rate measures how much recurring revenue you retain from existing customers over a period of time, after accounting for churn and upgrades/downgrades.
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.