Revenue Churn Rate measures the amount of revenue lost from canceled or downgraded subscriptions over a given period of time.
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Churned customers metric measures the number of customers who have canceled their subscription or stopped purchasing from your company during a given time period.
Future Churn MRR by Plan ID measures the predicted revenue loss due to churn for each subscription plan in the future.
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.
Churned Recurring Revenue Voluntary measures the loss of revenue due to customer-initiated cancellations of their subscription or membership.
Churned Trialing Customers measures the number of trial users who cancelled their subscription before the end of the trial period.
Customers Conversion Rate metric measures the percentage of website visitors who sign up for your product or service and become paying customers.
The Customers Churn Delinquent Rate metric measures the percentage of customers who have churned and were also delinquent on their payment.
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.