Average Revenue Per User by Plan ID is a metric that shows the average amount of revenue generated per user for each plan in your subscription-based business.
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This dashboard allows you to track all the key SaaS metrics for your company in real-time.
Report for SaaS revenue growth and churn management, providing detailed insights into key metrics like LTV, ARPU, MRR, churn, upgrades, and revenue retention.
The Reactivated Recurring Revenue metric measures the revenue generated from previously churned customers who have come back to a subscription-based business. It helps track the effectiveness of a company's re-engagement efforts.
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.
This metric measures the rate at which customers are leaving your business based on their specific plan ID. It helps identify which plans may have higher churn rates and need attention to improve customer retention.
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.
The Revenue Retention Rate by Plan ID metric measures the percentage of recurring revenue a business retains from customers on a specific plan. It helps businesses understand how well they are retaining revenue from different customer segments.
New Trialing Customers measures the number of new customers who signed up for a free trial during a specific period of time.
The Plan Change Rate by Plan ID metric measures the percentage of customers who switch from one subscription plan to another over a specific time period, based on the unique identifier assigned to each plan.