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Churn Rate Calculator

Calculate customer churn rate, retention rate, and customer lifetime to optimize your business metrics

Customer Data

Total customers at the beginning of the period

Number of customers who left during the period

New customers gained during the same period

Calculated: 50 customers lost, 950 customers remaining

Churn Analysis Results

Churn Rate5.00%
Retention Rate95.00%
Customer Lifetime20.0 months
Customers Lost50
Net Customer Change-50
Growth Rate-5.00%
✅ Good Retention
Good customer retention with 5.00% churn rate. Continue monitoring and optimizing customer experience.

Churn Rate Formula

Churn Rate = (Customers Lost ÷ Customers at Start) × 100
5.00% = (50 ÷ 1,000) × 100
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Industry Benchmarks

SaaS

SaaS/Software

Monthly: 5-7%

Annual: 10-15%

SUB

Subscription

Monthly: 3-8%

Varies by industry

TEL

Telecom

Monthly: 1-3%

Highly regulated

RTL

Retail/E-commerce

Monthly: 5-10%

Seasonal variations

Churn Reduction Strategies

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Improve onboarding and customer education

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Implement proactive customer support

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Regularly collect and act on customer feedback

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Offer loyalty programs and incentives

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Monitor usage patterns for early warning signs

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Personalize customer experiences

Related Metrics

Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)

Total revenue expected from a customer over their lifetime

Net Promoter Score (NPS)

Measures customer satisfaction and loyalty

Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Cost to acquire a new customer

Tip: Monitor churn rate alongside these metrics for a complete customer health picture.

Understanding Churn Rate Analysis

What is Churn Rate?

Churn rate is the percentage of customers who stop using your product or service during a specific time period. It's a critical metric for understanding customer retention and business health.

  • • Measures customer loss rate
  • • Indicates customer satisfaction levels
  • • Helps predict revenue impact
  • • Guides retention strategies

Key Formulas

Churn Rate = (Customers Lost ÷ Starting Customers) × 100

Retention Rate = 100 - Churn Rate

Customer Lifetime = 1 ÷ (Churn Rate ÷ 100)

Net Growth = New Customers - Lost Customers

Why Churn Rate Matters

Revenue Impact

Higher churn directly reduces recurring revenue and lifetime customer value.

Growth Efficiency

High churn means more resources needed for customer acquisition to maintain growth.

Business Health

Churn rate indicates product-market fit and customer satisfaction levels.

Improvement Actions

  • Analyze churn reasons through exit surveys
  • Segment customers by churn risk factors
  • Implement predictive churn models
  • Focus on high-value customer retention
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