The method
How it is worked out
- activation
- The first moment a user gets value; define it precisely
Follow visitors through sign-up, activation and paid conversion to find the step that would add most revenue. The result updates as you type so you can compare scenarios quickly.
The method
Keep in mind
Use the calculator to compare scenarios rather than as a guaranteed forecast.
Follow visitors through sign-up, activation and payment to see where the funnel leaks and which step would add most revenue.
Trials are visitors times sign-up rate; activated trials times activation; paying times conversion. MRR is paying accounts times revenue per account. A relative lift on any step raises paying accounts by the same share.
40,000 visitors at 3% sign-up, 45% activation and 25% conversion yield 135 paying accounts, £8,100 of new MRR a month. A 10% lift on any step adds about £810.
Put it to work
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What moves the result most
Worked out from your figures above. Tap a row to try it.
Who uses it, and when
Growth and product teams, founders and marketers running self-serve trials.
Mistakes worth avoiding
Questions
Follow visitors through sign-up, activation and paid conversion to find the step that would add most revenue.
Trials are visitors times sign-up rate; activated trials times activation; paying times conversion. MRR is paying accounts times revenue per account. A relative lift on any step raises paying accounts by the same share.
The core calculation or transformation runs in your browser. Normal website security and analytics may still record page-level events, but the tool does not need to create a public record from your inputs.
Buying more visitors when activation is under 40%. Measuring by calendar month instead of by cohort. Defining activation as "logged in".
No. Use the result as a practical check or planning aid and verify important decisions with the relevant primary source, provider or professional advice.
Executive Insights
Results are estimates based on the figures entered, for general information only, and not financial, investment, tax or legal advice. See our terms of use.