platform · the ledger

Numbers you can defend.

Customers who would have returned anyway are subtracted before a dollar is claimed.

01the floor

The number gets smaller. And truer.

About ~2.7% of lapsed customers come back with no outreach at all. That floor comes off the top of every claim — including the ones on this website.

02the metrics library

Every number, named and defined.

130+ SQL-backed retention metrics across 13report pages — open any figure and read exactly how it's computed.

03export & api

Your numbers leave whenever you like.

Every report exports to CSV, and the public API — REST + webhooks — pulls the same figures into your own warehouse, where you can check our math.

before you ask

Straight answers.

What counts as recovered revenue?
Only orders from customers Retrics flagged and drafted for, minus the ~2.7% natural-return floor — the share of lapsed customers who come back on their own. If she was coming back anyway, we don't take the credit.
Why are your numbers smaller than my email platform's?
Because 'platform-attributed revenue' typically credits every order a message touched, including customers who were returning regardless. Retrics subtracts the natural-return floor and only counts customers it flagged and drafted for. Smaller numbers, but ones you can defend in a board meeting.
Can I audit the math?
Yes. Every metric in the library is SQL-backed and defined in the in-app catalog, every list exports to CSV, and the measurement method — holdout design, the ~2.7% floor, backtest windows — is published in full on the methodology page.

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