Tie-out
Where the figure comes from
One source, no second pipeline
MRR, ARR, churn, retention and cohorts, computed from live billing data.
The metric
This period
What moved it
Computed from the billing record itself
No exports to a separate analytics tool. The metrics are computed from the same data that generates your invoices.
Book a demoNew, expansion, contraction and churned MRR, consolidated into one reporting currency. The same movement rolls up to ARR without a second pipeline.
Gross and net revenue retention over any period, by cohort or across the whole book, with the expansion that lifts it set beside the churn that pulls it down.
Cohort curves drawn from the month each account signed, so you can see where revenue leaks and whether the accounts you win now hold better than last year’s.
Trial and subscription conversion end to end, from the day a trial opens to its first paid invoice, with the drop at each step counted rather than estimated.
Consumption revenue read beside subscription revenue, so a month that grew on overage rather than on new seats is visible as exactly that.
Scheduled exports and a warehouse sync push every metric into your own store, so billing figures join the rest of your data for deeper analysis.
Always reconciled
Because analytics are computed from the billing record itself, your MRR and retention always agree with what you actually invoiced. No parallel pipeline to reconcile.
Understand the why
Break MRR into new, expansion, contraction and churn, and slice by cohort, so you can see exactly what is driving growth or leakage.
Eleven modules on one data model, one catalog and one ledger.
Analytics are computed directly from your live billing data, the same data that drives invoices, so MRR, churn and retention always reconcile with what you bill.
Yes. See new, expansion, contraction and churned MRR, plus cohorts and conversion funnels, so you understand not just the number but why it moved.
Exports and data-warehouse sync let your team join billing metrics with the rest of your data for deeper analysis.