Net ARR stands for Net Annual Recurring Revenue and is a measure of the change in the ARR over a specific time period.
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To track Net ARR using Databox, follow these steps:
In Databox, the Net ARR metric is of type calculated and its value is derived from the ‘ARR’ metric, which is of type current.
The Stripe API does not return specific values involved in Net ARR (Growth) data – cancellations, upgrades, and downgrades. Hence, Databox takes the value of the subscriptions and aggregates them to get the ARR. The Net ARR is then calculated based on the ARR’s last value: the difference between the previously stored value and the new value received during the current sync for the ARR Metric.
As a consequence, the Net ARR value likely will not match Stripe User Interface values, which is explained in the “How are Stripe Metrics calculated in Databox” article.
Payments metric refers to the number of successful transactions processed by a business or organization using Stripe payment processing technology. It provides insight into revenue, customer buying behavior, and financial performance.
ARR (excl. Canceled Subscriptions) by Plan Name is a metric that calculates the total Annual Recurring Revenue generated by each subscription plan excluding canceled subscriptions, providing insights into which plans are driving the most revenue for a business.
New ARR by Plan Name is a metric in Stripe that measures the total revenue from newly acquired customers in each pricing plan during a specific period.
Churned MRR measures the loss or decline in revenue generated from existing customers due to cancellations, downgrades, or pricing changes.
New Subscriptions (incl. Trials and Inactive Plans) by Plan Name metric measures the number of new subscriptions including Trials, Active Plans, and Inactive Plans created for each plan in a given time frame, providing insights into the performance and popularity of different subscription plans.
The Downgrades metric measures the number of customers who have shifted from a higher-priced subscription plan to a lower-priced one within a specified timeframe.
Net Active Trials measures the change in the Active Trials over a specific time period.
Trial Conversion Rate measures success in converting trials to active subscriptions over a rolling 30-day period, excluding today.