HubSpot Metrics Deck Flashcards
Lifetime Value (LTV)
Average Spend per customer (per month/year) * Customer Lifetime (months or years)
or
Average Monthly Recurring Revenue * Customer Lifetime (months)
Customer Lifetime
1/Churn Rate
Churn Rate
MRR Cancelled During the Month/Total MRR at Beginning of Month
Total MRR at Beginning of Month aka “BOM Install Base”
Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)
Total Sales & Marketing Spend (in a period)/New Customers Acquired (in a period)
What is a good and bad LTV:CAC ratio?
Bad = <1
Good = >3
How do you improve LTV:CAC?
LTV
1. Increase average spend
- Variable pricing axes for power users
- Create room to upgrade
2. Decrease churn
- Understand and address reasons for churn
CAC
1. Hello inbound
2. Segment your customers
3. Create a low-touch or touchless buying experience
4. Increase sales rep efficiency
Net New MRR
Incremental dollars added to BOM Install Base each month
New MRR (aka New Customers)
+
Upgrade MRR (aka Existing Customers)
-
Downgrade MRR (aka Existing Customers)
-
Cancellation MRR (aka Lost Customers)
Customer Dollar Retention (C$R) Churn
In a given month, what percent of the current customer install base has not cancelled?
(1+(Cancels/BOM Install Base))^12
Revenue Retention (RR) Churn
In a given month, how has the MRR from current customers expanded or contracted?
>100%, grown; <100% contracted
(1+[(Upgrades-Downgrades-Cancels)/BOM Install Base])^12
Positive MRR levers of growth
- Rep Headcount Growth
- Productivity per Rep (PPR)
Productivity Per Rep
(New MRR+ Upgrade MRR)/Number of Sales Reps
How to increase:
(New MRR+ Upgrade MRR) = Increasing MRR without increasing sales headcount
Number of Sales Reps = Slowing headcount growth without slowing MRR growth
How to slow headcount growth without slowing MRR growth?
Making sales reps more efficient (e.g., better lead qualification)
How to increase MRR without increasing sales headcount?
- Increasing the value of each deal (bigger deals)
- Driving new revenue streams without headcount
Net New MRR per GTM Employee (a “bonus” metric)
Net New MRR/(Marketing+Sales+Customer Success)
Negative MRR levers of growth
- Downgrades
- Cancel Rate (C$R)