How do you calculate the customer churn rate?
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What is an example of a customer churn rate?
Gareth Browne
Friday, November 12, 2021
Formula for calculation is as follows: Take the number of customers that you lost over the last quarter and divide that by the number of customers that you started with last quarter.
An example of this is if CompanyNameHere had 1000 customers at the start of the month, and only 900 customers at the end of the month, that would be a churn rate of 10%.
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