What is churn?
The rate at which customers leave. A 5% monthly churn means you lose 5% of your customers each month, which compounds alarmingly over a year.
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See how reducing monthly churn cuts the customers and revenue you lose over a year.
annual lost ≈ customers × (1 − (1 − monthly churn)¹²)
The rate at which customers leave. A 5% monthly churn means you lose 5% of your customers each month, which compounds alarmingly over a year.
Because each month's loss is taken from a shrinking base. The calculator uses 1 minus (1 minus monthly churn) to the power 12 to get the true annual loss, which is less than simply multiplying by 12.
Because it protects revenue you already have and lengthens customer lifetime. Dropping monthly churn from 5% to 3% can save a striking number of customers over a year.
No, but it bites hardest there, since the whole model depends on recurring revenue. Any business with repeat customers should watch it.
Lower churn means customers stay longer, which directly raises their lifetime value. The LTV calculators show that link in money terms.