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Average Revenue Per User (ARPU)

ARPU (Average Revenue Per User) is the average revenue from one user or customer in a period. A key metric in subscription and SaaS models.

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ARPU (Average Revenue Per User) is the average revenue per user: divide total revenue by the number of active users, usually monthly. It's especially important in subscription and SaaS businesses.

Rising ARPU is a healthy sign: each user brings more value (for example, via a higher plan or add-on service). It's closely tied to LTV.

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What's the difference between ARPU and LTV?

ARPU is average revenue for a period (e.g., monthly). LTV is total revenue over the customer's whole life. Simply put: LTV ≈ ARPU × customer lifespan.

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