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Probe automates reporting for subscription-based businesses. You can easily annotate any data point and share reports with your investors or employees.

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This chart shows your Monthly Recurring Revenue. It is the most important metric for tracking your month-to-month performance.

This chart shows you Annual Recurring Revenue. It tells you how much recurring revenue you can expect yearly, based on your current subscriptions.

This chart shows Monthly Recurring Revenue from new customers acquired during each month.

New Monthly Recurring Revenue Net is equal to New MRR + Renewal + Expansion - Contraction - Churn. This is your bottom line MRR and tells you by how much you grew your business each month.

Existing Monthly Recurring Revenue movement chart shows how your expansion, contraction, renewal and churn changes over time.

This chart shows how much of your revenue increase is the result of customers upgrading their subscription.

This chart shows how much of your revenue loss is the result of customers downgrading their subscription.

This chart shows how much of your revenue increase is the result of customers renewing use of your service.

This chart shows how much of your revenue loss is the result of customers leaving you.

Lifetime Value chart shows average total revenue you can expect over the entire time the customer is subscribed to your service.

Average Revenue per Account/User shows you how much monthly recurring revenue you can expect from a customer on average.

Quick ratio is equal to (New MRR + Expansion) / (Churn + Contraction). It illustrates the rate of growth to churn. Quick ratio above 4 is ideal. QR=4 means that for each 4 dollars you gain, you lose 1.

This chart shows both Churn Net and Churn Gross.

This chart shows both Churn Rate Net and Churn Rate Gross.

This chart shows the number of users who trialed your product each month.

This chart shows the number of support tickets opened each month.

This chart shows the average time it takes from ticket being opened to first response provided to the customer.

This chart shows the percent of Monthly Recurring Revenue that is retained for cohort as time progresses. Rows represent customers acquired each month.

This chart shows the percent of Monthly Recurring Revenue that is lost for cohort as time progresses. Rows represent customers acquired each month.

This chart shows the percent of customers that are retained for cohort as time progresses. Rows represent customers acquired each month.

This chart shows the percent of customers that are lost for cohort as time progresses. Rows represent customers acquired each month.

Churn Net is equal to (Churn + Contraction) - (Renewal + Expansion). Negative churn net indicated that your business is doing well.

This chart shows MRR Churn as percentage of your total MRR.

This chart shows MRR Churn Net as percentage of your total MRR.

This chart shows the number of churned customers as percentage of your total customers.

This chart shows the number of churned customers.

This chart shows the percentage of you Monthly Recurring Revenue growth compared against your last month's MRR.

This chart shows what percent of customers that trialed your product converted to paying customers.

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