The Trial Conversion Time by Plan ID metric shows the average number of days it takes for customers to convert from a trial to a paid subscription, broken down by plan type.
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Future Churn MRR predicts future revenue loss due to customer churn, enabling proactive action to reduce churn and impact on revenue.
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.
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.
The Upgraded Recurring Revenue metric measures the additional revenue generated by existing customers through upgrades or expansions of their subscription plans.
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.
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 Retention Rate measures how much recurring revenue you retain from existing customers over a period of time, after accounting for churn and upgrades/downgrades.