Breakdown Reports
Breakdown Reports let you segment your metrics by different dimensions to uncover trends and patterns that aren't visible in aggregate data. Instead of seeing just your overall churn rate, you can see churn rate by plan, by market, or by any other dimension - revealing which segments are performing well and which need attention.
Overview

The Breakdown Reports section provides segmented views of your key metrics:
- Segmented charts - Each dimension value gets its own line or bar in the chart
- Comparison table - Side-by-side comparison of all segments
- Trend analysis - See how segments perform over time relative to each other
Available metrics
You can create breakdowns for most of GrowPanel's core metrics:
| Metric | What the breakdown shows |
|---|---|
| MRR | Revenue distribution and growth by segment |
| ARR | Annualized revenue by segment |
| Subscribers | Customer count by segment |
| Logo Churn | Customer churn rate by segment |
| MRR Churn | Revenue churn rate by segment |
| Net MRR Churn | Net churn (including expansion) by segment |
| ARPA | Average revenue per account by segment |
| ASP | Average selling price by segment |
| LTV | Customer lifetime value by segment |
| NRR | Net revenue retention by segment |
| GRR | Gross revenue retention by segment |
Breakdown dimensions
Select a dimension to segment your data:
| Dimension | Description | Example insights |
|---|---|---|
| Plan | Subscription plan or product tier | Which plans have the highest churn? |
| Plan Group | Groups of related plans | How do product lines compare? |
| Currency | Billing currency | How does revenue distribute across currencies? |
| Billing Interval | Monthly, quarterly, annual | Do annual customers churn less? |
| Market | Country or region | Which markets are growing fastest? |
| Payment Method | Card, ACH, PayPal, etc. | Does payment method affect retention? |
| Data Source | Stripe, Chargebee, etc. | Compare metrics across billing platforms |
| Customer Age | Time since first revenue | How does behavior change over customer lifetime? |
| Pricing Model | Licensed or metered | How do pricing models affect LTV? |
| Custom Variables | Your metadata fields | Segment by any custom attribute |
Using breakdown reports
Step 1: Select a metric
Navigate to the Breakdowns section and choose the metric you want to analyze:
Step 2: Choose a dimension
Select how you want to segment the data:
Step 3: Analyze the results
The report shows:
- Chart - Each segment as a separate line (for trends) or bar (for comparisons)
- Table - Detailed values for each segment across the selected time period
- Summary - Key statistics like highest/lowest performing segments
Charts
Line chart (trends)
The line chart shows how each segment performs over time. Use this to:
- Spot segments trending upward or downward
- Identify seasonal patterns in specific segments
- See when segments diverged in performance
Each segment is shown as a separate line with its own color. Hover over the chart to see exact values for each segment at any point in time.
Stacked area chart
For metrics like MRR, you can switch to a stacked view to see:
- How segments contribute to the total
- Relative proportion of each segment
- Changes in segment mix over time
Table
The table below the chart shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Segment | The dimension value (e.g., plan name, country) |
| Current Value | The metric value for the most recent period |
| Change | Absolute change from the previous period |
| % Change | Percentage change from the previous period |
| % of Total | This segment's share of the total |
| Sparkline | Mini trend chart for quick visual reference |
Click column headers to sort by different columns. Click a segment row to drill down into that specific segment.
Filters
Breakdown reports support the same filters as standard reports:
- Date range - Analyze a specific time period
- Interval - Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly
- Currency - Normalize to a reporting currency
- Additional filters - Plan, market, payment method, etc.
Filters apply to the entire breakdown. For example, filtering by "United States" while breaking down by "Plan" shows how different plans perform specifically in the US market.
Common use cases
Churn rate by plan
Question: Which plans have the highest customer churn?
- Select Logo Churn as the metric
- Break down by Plan
- Look for plans with consistently higher churn lines
High churn on specific plans may indicate:
- Poor product-market fit for that tier
- Pricing issues
- Missing features that customers expect
MRR growth by market
Question: Which geographic markets are growing fastest?
- Select MRR as the metric
- Break down by Market
- Compare the slope of each line
Fast-growing markets may deserve:
- Additional sales resources
- Localization investment
- Dedicated support coverage
Retention by billing interval
Question: Do annual customers retain better than monthly?
- Select NRR (Net Revenue Retention) as the metric
- Break down by Billing Interval
- Compare annual vs. monthly retention curves
If annual customers retain significantly better:
- Consider incentives for annual upgrades
- Analyze what makes annual customers more committed
- Adjust pricing to encourage annual billing
ASP by payment method
Question: Do payment methods correlate with deal size?
- Select ASP (Average Selling Price) as the metric
- Break down by Payment Method
- Compare average values across methods
Card vs. ACH vs. invoice may show:
- Enterprise customers prefer invoicing
- Higher-value deals use bank transfers
- Self-serve customers use cards
LTV by custom variable
Question: How does industry affect customer lifetime value?
- Select LTV as the metric
- Break down by your Industry custom variable
- Compare lifetime values across industries
If certain industries have higher LTV:
- Focus acquisition efforts there
- Develop industry-specific features
- Create targeted case studies
Export
Click the Export icon to download the breakdown data as a CSV file. The export includes:
- All segments
- Values for each period in the date range
- Summary statistics
Tips
- Start broad, then filter - Begin with an overall breakdown, then apply filters to investigate specific segments
- Compare like with like - When comparing segments, ensure you have enough data in each segment for meaningful comparison
- Watch for small sample sizes - A segment with few customers may show volatile metrics that aren't statistically significant
- Combine dimensions - Use filters and breakdowns together (e.g., break down by plan, filter by US market)
- Track over time - Check breakdowns regularly to spot emerging trends before they become problems