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Scopeout for retention

Find out why they leave. Fix it before the next cohort.

Monitor watches cohort retention, Research reads cancellations and replays, and the canvas tests the fix. Every loop is recorded for the team.

Day-30 retention · by cohort
beforeafter the fix41% → 47%

A retention loop that runs every week

Churn is a lagging metric. Scopeout works from the leading ones: activation gaps, feature drop-off, support tickets, cancellation reasons.

Watch cohorts, not averages

Monitor tracks day 7, 30 and 90 retention per cohort and segment and flags a drop the week it starts.

Day-30 retention · by cohort
June52%
July49%
August41%
September44%
FlaggedAugust · −8 pts vs band

Read the reasons, with evidence

Research clusters cancellation notes and tickets and confirms each reason in replays. Every claim is cited.

Why they left · 62 cancellations, confirmed in replays
Never invited a teammate31
Could not import data18
Price after trial13
Test a fix for the top reason

Test the fix, record the outcome

Lifecycle nudges, onboarding changes, re-engagement flows: each ships behind a flag and is measured on the retention event.

Invite nudge on day 2 · retention test
control · 41%variant · 47%+6 pts · promote

The same loop, your metrics.

The method does not change by business model. The evidence, the tests and the number that has to move do.

B2B SaaSday-30 retention · logo churn

Cancellation reasons confirmed in replays, lifecycle fixes tested per cohort.

E-commercerepeat rate · subscription renewals

Why subscribers pause or cancel, renewal nudges and plan changes tested.

Consumer appD30 retention

Session drop-off patterns, re-engagement pushes, feature gaps fixed first.

Marketplacesupplier retention

Why sellers go inactive, payout and listing friction fixed and measured.

Built for retention work

Churn drivers · accounts touched
Never invited a teammate31
Could not import data18
Price after trial13
Fixable2 of 3 · product changes

Ranked churn drivers

Reasons scored by how many accounts they touch and how fixable they are.

A · banner
B · day-2 nudge
C · email

Fixes on your design system

Re-engagement screens and lifecycle emails drawn on your components.

Retention fix · comments
P
priya B, but only for accounts with 2+ members.
S
sam Agreed, variant updated. Ready for tejas.
Approvalshypothesis · priya variant · sam

Team sign-off in place

The PM approves the hypothesis, the designer picks the variant, on the same block.

Run #121 · for the next cohort
ProblemAugust cohort −8 pts
Reasonno teammate invited
Fixday-2 invite nudge
Outcome+6 pts day-30

The record for the next cohort

What was tried, what worked, and why, written as it happened.

Start from a prompt.

Diagnose

“Why did day-30 retention drop for the August cohort? Rank the reasons with evidence.”

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Map

“Cluster the last 90 days of cancellation reasons and confirm the top three in replays.”

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Test

“Propose three retention fixes for accounts that never invite a teammate, ranked by expected lift.”

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Questions, answered.

What data does the retention loop need?

Product analytics for cohorts, plus support or billing data for cancellation reasons. Replays make the confirmation step stronger.

Can it send lifecycle messages?

It drafts and tests them; sending goes through your existing email or in-app tool.

How does the team stay in the loop?

Every finding and decision is on the canvas with comments and approvals, and the weekly digest lands in Slack.

Stop running the business. Start directing it.

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