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Monthly vs annual billing: how big should your annual plan discount be?
How big an annual plan discount should be: compare it with what a monthly customer really pays in a year given your churn. Formula, table and example.
Practical articles on statistics, A/B testing and data-driven decisions for product managers and marketers.
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How big an annual plan discount should be: compare it with what a monthly customer really pays in a year given your churn. Formula, table and example.
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Bootstrapped startup or VC? Work out what an investor needs your company to become, compare it with your market and decide bootstrapping vs VC with numbers.
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How to calculate market size for a niche B2B product: count the businesses that fit, multiply by your price, then compare with the customers you need.
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What is cohort analysis? A worked cohort analysis example: build a cohort table, read cohort retention by rows, columns and diagonals, and average it right.
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Customer concentration risk in a small SaaS: measure one customer’s share of MRR, stress-test losing them and shape a big deal so it stays safe.
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The DAU/MAU ratio explained: the formula, what a good stickiness number is, a worked example on real-looking data and why a weekly product needs WAU/MAU.
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A practical guide to funnel analysis: define the funnel, read step conversions, split the weakest step and size the fix, with a worked example.
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SaaS valuation multiples for a small SaaS business: profit and ARR multiples, what moves them, what buyers check in due diligence and how to weigh an earn-out.
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How to calculate churn rate and MRR from one month of subscription events: the churn rate formula, MRR churn, upgrades and annual plans, step by step.
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The retention rate formula and how to calculate retention rate: day-N vs rolling vs bracket, customer retention rate, and a worked example on ten users.
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SaaS pricing for your first customers: price a SaaS product from what their workaround costs, pick the unit you charge for and check the price three ways.
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LTV:CAC compares customer lifetime value with customer acquisition cost. The LTV to CAC ratio formula, a cohort example, the 3:1 benchmark, five traps.