ARR by Plan Name is a metric that calculates the total Annual Recurring Revenue generated by each subscription plan in a given period, providing insights into which plans are driving the most revenue for a business.
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To track ARR by Plan Name using Databox, follow these steps:
Available Balance metric in Stripe represents the funds that are currently available for immediate withdrawal or payout to connected accounts.
MRR (excl. Canceled Subscriptions) by Plan Name is a metric that measures the total Monthly Recurring Revenue generated by each subscription plan offered by a business excluding canceled subscriptions. It helps businesses assess the popularity and profitability of different subscription plans, and make data-driven decisions on pricing, promotions and product offering.
Active Subscriptions by Plan Name metric shows the total number of current active or past due subscriptions on a specific plan. It helps monitor the popularity of different subscription plans.
The New Subscriptions (incl. Trials) metric tracks the number of new recurring payments or subscription sign-ups including Trials made by customers in a given period of time.
Upgrades is a Stripe metric that measures the increase in revenue generated by customers who have upgraded to a higher pricing plan or subscription level.
The Downgrades by Previous Plan Name metric measures the number of times customers have switched to a lower-tier subscription plan from the specific plan they were previously subscribed to.
Open Invoices is a metric that measures the total number of invoices that have been issued to customers but have not been marked as paid or voided.
ARR stands for Annual Recurring Revenue, a metric that calculates the total amount of revenue a SaaS company generates from its recurring subscription fees in a given year. It's a key metric to measure the growth and predict the future revenue of a SaaS business.