The Cancelled Trials metric shows the number of users who started a trial of a paid app but cancelled before it ended. It helps app developers track user retention and identify areas for improvement.
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Returns is a metric in AppFigures that tracks the number of times an app is returned for a refund or revoked by the app store. This metric helps developers understand the performance of their app and identify potential issues that need to be addressed.
Gross Refunds by Country is a metric that shows the total amount of money refunded for app purchases in each country where the app is sold, before any fees or deductions are taken into account.
MRR by Country is a metric that shows the monthly recurring revenue generated from app sales in each country where your app is available.
Activations by Country is a metric in AppFigures that shows the number of installs or activations of an app broken down by country. It allows developers to see where their app is most popular and adjust their marketing strategies accordingly.
The Transitions by Country metric in AppFigures measures the number of users that moved from one version of an app to another, broken down by the country where the transition occurred.
The Cancelled Subscriptions by Country metric provides insights into the number of cancelled subscriptions based on the country of origin in a given time frame.
Ad Campaign Clicks by Country is a metric that measures the number of clicks on your ad campaign from each country where it was displayed, helping you identify the most effective regions for your ad targeting strategy.
Ad Campaign CPC (Cost per Click) is the average amount of money spent per click on an ad, calculated by dividing the total cost of the campaign by the number of clicks generated. It helps measure ad efficiency and inform future budgeting decisions.