See it on asample company.
Click through North Metric on one sample SaaS company: at-risk customers, a move to approve, the money kept.
North Metric in use is an action inbox for churn.
Stripe customers likely to leave, ranked by money at risk, one drafted move per customer to approve, and a record of the money kept. This demo shows all three on one sample company, labeled Example.
The samplecompany.
One made-up SaaS company on Stripe, billed as a flat platform fee plus usage, so billing and usage signals sit side by side.
Example: about $95K/mo MRR, with usage from Stripe Meters and PostHog.
Every figure on this page is sample data and carries an Example label.
Actions are simulated.
Each screen shows what would happen in your account, and nothing is sent, changed or saved. You see it as the Owner on the North Metric plan. For the full loop step by step, read how it works.
Customersat risk.
The first screen: who is likely to leave, ranked by MRR × risk score, each with up to three reasons, data and dates.
A moveto approve.
Open a card and the move is already drafted, in the founder’s voice. Approve, edit or skip it. In your account, this would send.
The moneykept.
Kept MRR counts customers saved, recovered or won back, tied to invoices and never Stripe’s own recoveries, beside 10% held back.
Questions aboutthe demo.
No. The demo runs on one made-up SaaS company, and every figure carries an Example label. Actions are simulated: each screen shows what would happen in your account, and nothing is sent, changed or saved.