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No public stats I can personally provide. But I have seen it vary wildly depending on the type of service. Businesses are generally slower to adopt a new serv
by pplante 16y ago
No public stats I can personally provide. But I have seen it vary wildly depending on the type of service. Businesses are generally slower to adopt a new service/tool, and once they are locked in can be apprehensive for change. Consumers can change on a whim if something better comes along.
Here are some interesting stats I found for Evernote: http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/28/video-evernote-ceo-phil-libin-shares-revenue-stats-and-how-to-make-freemium-work/ http://techcrunch.com/2010/05/28/video-evernote-ceo-phil-lib...
Evernote has been pretty open in their stats over the course of their existence.
- petervandijck 16y agoAgreed with businesses: once the charge on the CC is approved, they will be slow to remove it (because re-approving it can be though).
- dan_manges 16y agoIt can also vary a lot within a type of service depending on the target market. At Braintree our churn rate is higher for the start-ups that we work with (because they sometimes go out of business) than it is for companies that have been around longer and are profitable.