The 2nd Highest Churn Rates of Any Subscription Industry
Compiled using metrics from more than 2000 businesses over the last year, Recurly Research is the definitive report for subscription billing metrics, industry benchmarks, and actionable insights for Consumer Goods and DTC businesses.
Discover insights for critical metrics in this free Recurly Research Key Metrics report, including:
Voluntary and involuntary churn rates, rates by ARP, and the drivers
Decline rates, top reasons, and the industries impacted most
Recovery rates by decline reason, ARPC, and failure types
Compiled using metrics from more than 2000 businesses over the last year, Recurly Research is the definitive report for subscription billing metrics, industry benchmarks, and actionable insights for Consumer Goods and DTC businesses.
Discover insights for critical metrics in this free Recurly Research Key Metrics report, including:
Voluntary and involuntary churn rates, rates by ARP, and the drivers
Decline rates, top reasons, and the industries impacted most
Recovery rates by decline reason, ARPC, and failure types
Acquiring a new customer is anywhere from 5 to 25 times more expensive than retaining an existing one.
A churn rate of 5% per month is equal to losing nearly half of your existing customers in a single year—meaning half of your revenue. And the effort and expense that went into acquiring, training, provisioning, and supporting those customers are all lost.
You can retain more than 69% of lost subscribers with an effective decline management strategy.
15% of monthly revenue on average is going uncollected. Why? Credit card declines. With more than 2,000 reasons why a payment transaction can fail, recovering that revenue and retaining subscribers can be a massive challenge. Before you can take action to mitigate involuntary churn, you have to understand your payment decline reasons.
