Fusionmetrics gives you many KPIs and sometimes it’s hard to keep track of all the things you can be track. The following will explain some of the most important KPIs that are available on the dashboard. Revenue and Active Shops Conversion and Revenue Attribution Trial to payed conversion and Revenue attribution: The trial to payed …
Some avid users of Fusionmetrics have pointed out that the 30-month earnings figure is always showing some deviation from the one shown in the Shopify Partners dashboard. Thankfully, one of our users went even so far to give me access to their Partners Dashboard to get to the bottom of the issue. Ultimately the problem …
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Shopify Appstore pricing comes with its own challenges but also opportunities. A major difference of having an Appstore as a traffic source is that every install has an influence on an apps rating and therefore changes the barrier for subsequent installs. To show this, we built a simple model that sets out to capture this …
If your app uses subscription charges with trail phase, Trail Analysis gives you insights your future earnings. This shows all shops that have started the trial phase and have not undergone any of the adverse events1 – i.e. in trial and active. The amount of the subscription is added up from the shops with the …
The Average Revenue per User (ARPU) is now shown directly in the KPI overview. Like other metrics in this section, it can be filtered by plan.
In this article we want to dive into how revenue metrics are calculated from financial transaction data like new revenue, expansion, contraction and churn. To calculate transaction data we need two kinds of information: 1. A way to identify each individual customer like A.myshopify.com and B.myshopify.com2. A definition of the revenue periods we want to …
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