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Stripe Gross Churn Rate SQL Template
Measure your subscription retention health by calculating the exact percentage of customers who canceled their service relative to the active base at the start of the month.
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Does this query distinguish between voluntary and involuntary churn?
No. The `canceled` status in Stripe catches both explicit user cancellations (voluntary) and terminal dunning failures (involuntary). You must join `stripe.invoices` and check the `billing_reason` to isolate dunning-induced churn.
What is the difference between `canceled_at` and `cancel_at_period_end`?
`canceled_at` is the exact timestamp the subscription was physically terminated. `cancel_at_period_end` is a boolean flag indicating the user clicked cancel in the UI, but they retain access until their billing cycle finishes. True churn metrics only count the hard `canceled_at` date.
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