noun
General Slang
churn
CHURN · noun · informal
The rate customers or employees leave.
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Definitions
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The rate at which customers cancel or employees quit over a period.
“Monthly churn crept up to four percent after the price hike.”
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As a verb, to leave or turn over, or to produce something rapidly and repetitively.
“Users started churning as soon as the free trial ended.”
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churn In A Sentence
Monthly churn crept up to four percent after the price hike.
Users started churning as soon as the free trial ended.
Origin & Usage
From 'churning' (agitation); subscription-economy metric.
Variants
churn rate
People Also Ask
What does churn mean in business?
It's the rate at which customers cancel or employees quit over a given period.
How do you use churn in a sentence?
For example: 'Monthly churn crept up to four percent after the price hike.'
Where does the term churn come from?
It comes from 'churning' or agitation, and became a key metric in the subscription economy.
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