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Are you on track to hit your goals, or is customer attrition holding you back? Use the churn rate metric to see where you stand.
Key performance indicators (KPI) measure your company’s performance in several areas, including customer attrition and retention. The churn rate metric tracks how many customers terminate a software, app, or email subscription during a specified timeframe. It can also refer to revenue churn or employee turnover.
A low churn rate means more people are sticking around, whereas a high churn rate may suggest problems with your products or services. Therefore, regular customer attrition monitoring helps you catch minor issues before they snowball into a disaster. Here’s why and how your small business can use the churn rate.
Churn rate meaning and use cases
A churn rate, also known as customer attrition, can refer to customers unsubscribing from your email list, membership, or SaaS platform during a specific timeframe. Companies use the revenue churn metric to understand cash flow, whereas employee churn rate looks at worker turnover. You can track attrition company-wide or by department.
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