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This overview reflects an analysis of how PhoneBurner's customer churn rates have changed between April 2020 to April 2022. This data was sourced from the Klipfolio Marketing Reports.
Ashley Nader
Types of New Accounts Lost
Account Size Churn Data
Industry Churn Data
Login Averages of New Leaving Customers
Churn Based on vPhone
Churn Based on Discounts
What Accounts Are Leaving Now?
Covid Relief Program

The tabs included in this document include April 2020 - April 2022 churn data.

The churn data is segmented into 8 main categories.
A description of all the categories, the biggest takeaways, and the scale of impact of each churn factor can be found below.

The following categories include:

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Types of New Accounts Lost
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This category shows the new accounts PhoneBurner lost, from Q1 2021 to Q1 2022, based on whether they were a team or solo account and whether they were a premium, standard, or professional account.
The biggest takeaway from this is that PB has gotten better at retaining new team accounts over the last year.

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Account Size Churn Data
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This category breaks down the accounts PhoneBurner lost based on account size from all the new accounts that signed up between April 2020 to April 2022.
From the data collected, the accounts that have the best retention rate are large teams, small teams, medium teams, tiny teams, and solos respectively.

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Industry Churn Data
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This category breaks up account churn rates by industry based on churn data collected from users that signed up between April 2020 to April 2022.
This tab shows that the industries that have the best retention rate by the size they make of PB’s customer base both short term and long term are mortgage, solar, and legal respectively.

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Login Averages of New Leaving Customers
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This category breaks down churn rate by how many times a user logs in during the first 30 days.
This tab shows that there is a slight correlation between login rates and churn rates as customer’s that stay log in 2.5 more times on average/month than customers that churn.

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Churn Based on vPhone
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This category breaks down churn rate of customer’s that use vPhone and don’t use vPhone.
This tab shows that customers that use vPhone do have a wildly better retention rate than customers that do not.

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Churn Based on Discounts
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This section dives into the effects discounts have on churn rates.
This tab shows that customers that got a discount do have a better retention rate than customers that do not.

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What Accounts Are Leaving Now?
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This section displays how PhoneBurner’s churn has specifically changed from Q1 2021 to Q1 2022.
It seems as though account type has no real impact on churn rates, and we have gotten better at retaining teams.

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Covid Relief Program
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This section displays the impact of PhoneBurner’s Covid Relief Program.
We have had great success from our Covid Relief Program, and there is more information on this bellow.

Big Takeaways:

Since my last report from June 2021, the following things have been discovered:
Listed by importance:
1) How successful our Covid Relief Program was:
We gave out over $25,000 in free PhoneBurner Services
From that we have gotten over $266,000 in MRR from the customers we helped

In total we turned a $25k loss into $266k - Everyone should be super proud!
2) Customers with vPhone have better retention than I previously believed:
The data we collected showed that 15% of customers in the last two years have used vPhone, and the majority of those vPhone users had extremely better short and long term retention compared to customers that never touched vPhone. This could be the case because more of our premium teams use vPhone, and most of those teams have better churn. We should also consider how we can get more user’s to try vPhone because that may increase our overall retention rate.

Impactful Churn Factors:

Updated list of churn factors that make a good/bad churn customer:
Listed by importance:
Churn Factors
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1. Has vPhone
Bad Churn Customers
Good Retention Customers
2. Account has discount / was apart of the covid program
Bad Churn Customers
No
Good Retention Customers
Yes
3. Account Size
Bad Churn Customers
Solos and Tiny teams
Good Retention Customers
Small, medium, and large teams (Prefer Larger)
4. Industry
Bad Churn Customers
Automotive, marketing, and finance
Good Retention Customers
Mortgage, Legal, Solar (Mortgage is by far the best industry)
5. Login Count (First 30 Days / Seat)
Bad Churn Customers
Good Retention Customers
Above (15-20) or more times within the first 30 days
6. Current Billing item
Bad Churn Customers
Good Retention Customers
Premium and Professional (Does not really matter)
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Data:

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User Churn Data
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User Churn Data Updated - Added
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This section holds all of the tables used to gather the information above.
By: Otto Rydell
The tabs included in this document include April 2020 - April 2022 churn data.
The following categories include:
Big Takeaways:
Impactful Churn Factors:
Churn Factors
Data:
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