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10 SaaS Metrics Every Agency Owner Should Track

If you're reselling a white-label CRM as SaaS, these are the numbers that determine whether you build wealth or spin your wheels.

1. Monthly Recurring Revenue (MRR)

Your total predictable monthly income from subscriptions. The north star metric. Track it weekly.

2. Churn Rate

Percentage of customers who cancel each month. Below 5% is good. Below 3% is excellent. Above 10% means your product or onboarding needs work.

3. Customer Lifetime Value (LTV)

Average revenue per customer × average customer lifespan. If LTV is $2,400, you can afford to spend up to $800 acquiring them.

4. Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

Total sales + marketing spend ÷ new customers. Your LTV:CAC ratio should be at least 3:1.

5. Average Revenue Per User (ARPU)

Total MRR ÷ total customers. Increase this by upselling higher tiers or add-on services.

6. Net Revenue Retention (NRR)

Revenue from existing customers this month vs last month, including upgrades and churn. Above 100% means you're growing without new customers.

7. Time to Value (TTV)

How quickly new customers see results. Faster TTV = lower churn. Optimize your onboarding to deliver a quick win in the first week.

8. Support Ticket Volume

Tickets per customer per month. High volume signals UX problems or training gaps. Reduce with better docs and onboarding.

9. Expansion Revenue

Revenue from upgrades, add-ons, and additional seats from existing customers. The cheapest revenue you'll ever earn.

10. Gross Margin

Revenue minus cost of delivery. With Growtheon at $97/mo and clients paying $297-$997/mo, your margins should be 70-90%.

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