Revenue leakage,in dollars a month.
See what old prices and forever discounts cost you each month. Keep the ones you meant.
Revenue leakage is money lost between what you should bill and what you collect.
It comes through billing errors, failed payments, old prices nobody moved and discounts that never end. North Metric finds the old prices and forever discounts in your Stripe, totals them in dollars a month, and lets you keep them or end the discounts.
forever$120/mo leakingOld and grandfatheredprices nobody moved.
A pricing audit in Stripe: every customer still on an old price, totaled in dollars a month. Whether to move a price stays your call.
Discounts thatnever end.
A launch coupon set to forever keeps billing at the discount for years. One sample customer, two ways.
Keep the onesyou meant.
Some old prices and discounts are on purpose: a founding-customer deal, a nonprofit rate. Mark them and they stay as they are.
Ending a discount,with 30 days’ notice.
Forever discounts end at renewal, never mid-period, and only after the customer has 30 days’ notice.
Approve each one, or let a leak rule end them on its own within your cap.
Ending a discount that no leak rule covers is a locked move only an Owner or Admin can approve; see approvals and rules.
A leak counts as fixed when the first full-price invoice is paid.
If the customer leaves within 90 days, it’s logged as lost after the change. Revenue from fixed leaks is kept apart from Kept MRR. Read how we measure money kept.
Questions aboutrevenue leakage.
For each customer, the gap between their price and your current list price, plus what any forever discount takes off, totaled in $/mo. In the free churn report it's an estimate until you confirm your current prices. To see what old prices and discounts do to your MRR, try the MRR calculator.