Subscriptions dashboard

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Plans supporting this feature: Growth Enterprise

1. Overview

Purpose: To monitor the lifecycle and performance of subscriptions.

Who it’s for: Finance leaders, RevOps, Customer Success, and Product Managers who need to understand subscription trends.

Business Value: Provides insights into the subscription statistics of individual plans, the conversion rates of trials, and the evolving dynamics of subscriptions and subscribers over time.


2. Key Questions Answered

  • How many subscriptions are active, in trial, pending, expired, or on hold?

  • How many new subscriptions were created this month?

  • What is the trial conversion rate?

  • How many subscriptions were canceled (including cancellations during trial)?

  • How many subscribers reactivated their subscription after cancellation?

  • What is the average customer lifetime value (CLV)?


3. Metrics & Definitions

  • Active Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions currently active and generating revenue.  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with status = Active

  • New Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions created in the selected period.  
    Calculation: Count of new subscription records by creation date

  • Expired Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions that reached their end date and did not renew.  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with status = Expired

    Note

    Expiry timestamps near month-end might shift to the next day due to timezone adjustments.

  • On Hold Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions temporarily paused (no billing, no churn).  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with status = On Hold

  • Pending Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions awaiting activation or payment confirmation.  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with status = Pending

  • Canceled Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions terminated by the subscriber.  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with status = Canceled

  • Canceled In Trial  
    Subscriptions canceled before converting to paid.  
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with Cancel Date during trial.

  • Reactivated Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions re-opened after being canceled or expired.
    Calculation: Count of subscriptions with Reactivation Event

    Note

    If a customer creates a new subscription, it isn't counted as renewed; only existing subscriptions are considered reactivated.

  • Trial Conversion Rate  
    Share of trial subscriptions that converted to paid.  
    Calculation: Paid Subscriptions from Trial ÷ Total Trial Subscriptions

  • Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)  
    Predicted total value a customer will generate over their subscription lifespan.  
    Calculation: MRR ÷ User Churn Rate

  • Customers

    The cumulative total of customers created over time.

    Calculation: Sum of the number of created customers

  • Non-Renewing Subscriptions  
    Subscriptions that will not renew at the end of their current term.  
    Calculation: Count of expired non-renewing subscriptions

  • Active Subscribers

    The number of subscribers with at least one active subscription.

    Calculation: Count the unique subscribers who have at least one subscription marked as active.

    Note

    A subscription might sometimes be recorded as both active and expired on the same day due to timing nuances.

  • Subscribers with Cancellations/Trials/Holds  
    Breakdown of subscribers by subscription state to distinguish customer-level impact vs. subscription-level.


4. Filters

All the above metrics can be filtered using the following criteria:

  • Date (time period selection)

  • Country (customer location)

  • Plan (subscription plans)

These filters enable targeted analysis and greater insights into specific dimensions of your revenue performance.


5. Usage Scenarios

  • Finance Leader: Assess CLV to forecast revenue sustainability.

  • RevOps Manager: Track trial conversions to optimize sales motions.

  • Customer Success Manager: Monitor trial cancellations to prioritize onboarding improvements.


FAQ

What’s the difference between “Canceled” and “Canceled In Trial”?

Canceled = ended paid subscription. Canceled In Trial = customer stopped before converting to paid.

Why is revenue not displayed here?  

Subscription dashboard focuses on lifecycle KPIs. Revenue impact is tracked in the Revenue Dashboard.