The Saas Quick Ratio by Plan ID metric gives a snapshot of a SaaS company's level of liquidity by comparing the quick ratio of different subscription plans.
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Report for SaaS revenue growth and churn management, providing detailed insights into key metrics like LTV, ARPU, MRR, churn, upgrades, and revenue retention.
Churned customers metric measures the number of customers who have canceled their subscription or stopped purchasing from your company during a given time period.
The Downgraded Customers metric measures the number of customers who have moved to a lower pricing plan or cancelled their subscription in a given period, indicating a decrease in their overall value to the business.
The Reactivated Recurring Revenue by Plan ID metric measures the amount of recurring revenue generated from reactivated customers, broken down by different subscription plans.
The Upgraded Recurring Revenue metric measures the additional revenue generated by existing customers through upgrades or expansions of their subscription plans.
Churned Recurring Revenue Voluntary measures the loss of revenue due to customer-initiated cancellations of their subscription or membership.
The Existing Trialing Customers metric measures the number of customers who are currently in a free trial and have not yet converted to a paying customer.
Revenue Churn Voluntary Rate measures the revenue lost due to customers who chose to cancel their subscription or contract voluntarily.
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.