New ARR (Annual Recurring Revenue) is a measure of the total new revenue earned in a given period through new customer acquisitions or upgrades in pricing or plans.
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New Customers metric represents the number of unique customers who have made their first payment or transaction with your business within a given time period.
MRR (excl. Canceled Subscriptions) stands for Monthly Recurring Revenue excluding Canceled Subscriptions, a metric that shows the predictable monthly revenue generated by a subscription-based business model excluding canceled subscriptions. It includes all recurring charges and allows businesses to monitor customer retention and growth.
New Subscriptions (incl. Trials and Inactive Plans) metric tracks the number of new recurring payments or subscription sign-ups including Trials, Active Plans, and Inactive Plans made by customers in a given period of time.
Churned Customers (Delinquent) metric measures the number of customers who fail to pay recurring payments and cancel their subscription. This helps to track the loss of revenue due to customer attrition.
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.
Discounts is a metric that reflects the total revenue reduction due to discounts applied to monthly recurring revenue (MRR) of a business through Stripe.
Net MRR stands for Net Monthly Recurring Revenue and is a measure of the change in the MRR over a specific time period.
New Trials metric counts the total number of new subscriptions that started with a free trial period over a specific time period.