
What a healthy churn curve looks like
Why the first 90 days tell you more than the monthly average.

Dashdark pulls signups, subscriptions and revenue into one live dashboard, so your team stops exporting spreadsheets and starts making decisions.

Connect your billing provider and product database; the first dashboard builds itself.
Revenue, usage and acquisition side by side, with one date range across every chart.
Filter any chart by plan, country or signup cohort without writing a line of SQL.
Normalize MRR across currencies and break it down by country or plan.
See how each signup month retains, expands or churns over time.
Every metric is versioned daily, so last quarter's numbers never change behind your back.
Enforce single sign-on and two-factor login for the whole workspace.
Push clean metrics to your data warehouse, or pull custom events back in.
Define your own KPIs once and reuse them in every report.

A weekly summary lands in chat or email, with the biggest changes already highlighted.
Send a read-only link to investors or the board without handing out another login.
Get notified when signups, trials or failed payments drift outside their usual range.
Set a target for any metric and track progress against it in real time.

Board-ready MRR, churn and runway numbers, without rebuilding the spreadsheet every month.
See which features your retained cohorts use, and which ones nobody opens after week one.
Tie every acquisition channel to paid conversions, not just to signups.
Reconcile revenue with billing, refunds and taxes in one place, down to the invoice.
Find the accounts whose usage is dropping, before they reach the cancel button.
Read-only warehouse access and an API, so nobody files another "can you export this" ticket.
$9 /mo
For solo founders tracking their first revenue.
$19 /mo
For small teams that review metrics every week.
$49 /mo
For companies with several products and stricter security.

Why the first 90 days tell you more than the monthly average.

Annual plans, refunds and discounts, and where each one shows up.

A short list that fits on one slide and survives follow-up questions.
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