Everlance Experiences 2% Monthly Net Churn on Paid Subscriptions
Alex Marlantes · 1240 Everlance Passes $150k in MRR, Saves 30,000 Customers Big Time Tax Dollars · Dec 16, 2018 · at 8:14
Alex Marlantes breaks down customer retention and churn dynamics for Everlance's annual and monthly subscriber base.
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“On, on paid, paid subs because a lot of it's sort of annualized, you know, a lot of that churn will happen on month 12 slash month 13, but typically we see, including that, around two percent monthly churn.”
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