We don't want to be perceived as cheap, but super expensive isn't our plan either. We're free for companies below $10K MRR, then charge on subscriber volumes. We can offer custom pricing to high-volume/low-margin businesses, feel free to reach out if you'd like to discuss nick [at] chartmogul.com
We're planning to add forecasting to our SaaS analytics product (https://chartmogul.com) later this year, I'm going to look and see if we can use this in our product now.
One important thing LTV misses is payback period. E.g. due to very low churn your LTV could potentially be huge but the value would take many years to realise, depending on your cash reserves CAC spending well below LTV still may not be economical if it takes too long to realise the ROI.
Full disclosure, ChartMogul does not (yet) auto-classify churn in all the ways mentioned on the cheat sheet, however this is something we'll be working hard on over the coming months.
You can currently segment your churn in a bunch of different ways (e.g. by plan, geography, cohort, etc).
Yes several other systems out there - but competition is ultimately better for the consumer. We believe we have the best product in this space and an exciting roadmap.
I'm not familiar with all the pros/cons of all these systems and of course there will be good and bad things about all of them including ChartMogul. We're very strong in international support, e.g. geo-mapping, multi-currency, etc. Also in performance we've invested heavily in developing our platform to give an almost native/desktop performance experience.
Hi there, apologies for the terse answer, what I should have said is that it's always a good idea to try 2-3 solutions before deciding which one works best for your business.
I believe we are the only ones with geo-mapping and the ability to define custom sales regions. You can slice your data by plan, region, etc.
There is certainly some overlap but the whole experience in general is quite different than what else is out there so I would certainly encourage taking both systems for a spin.