The number of customers who cancel your service or stop buying your products over a set period of time.
You can calculate your churn rate by taking the number of cancellations over a specific period and dividing it by the total number of customers over the same period, and then multiplying that by 100.
e.g: you lost 100 out of 3000 customers in one month => 3.3% monthly churn rate
Reducing churn is crucial for business survival: acquiring a new customer can cost five times more than retaining an existing customer.
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Set up a workflow to determine which triggers to use based on the churn risk factors you’ve identified.
For SaaS providers, you might look for customers that haven’t logged into their account for X number of days, didn’t complete the onboarding, or have stopped using your product.
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