tenure

Going quiet and milestones

Hear the quiet weeks before the cancel click.

Tenure spots paying customers going quiet, and new ones who haven't reached the step that goes with staying, and sends a short check-in in your voice. Two at most.
app.trytenure.co/customers

A customer on Pro, monthly

Facts from billing and your app · no score
Paid so far
$294
Last active
23 days ago
Usage, 30 days
−46%
MarAprMayJunJulAugSep

Check-in sent, in your voice

From your domain · 1 of at most 2

At the cancel click

Switch to Basic at renewal, Oct 12

Nothing changes until then. Cancel stays one button away.

Still to confirmcounts when Oct 12 is paid

The problem

By the cancel click, the decision is made.

  1. 01

    Quiet looks like nothing

    No ticket, no complaint. Just fewer sessions each week.

  2. 02

    Alerts turn into spam

    An email for every dip teaches people to ignore you.

  3. 03

    Dashboards don't write back

    A chart shows the drop. It doesn't reach the customer.

How it works

What Tenure does, step by step.

  1. 01

    Two triggers, confirmed twice

    Use down 40% on the month before, or none for three weeks, confirmed a day later. Or a new customer who hasn't reached your milestone in time.

    Weekly use, one customer

    From your app’s own events
    −46% vs prior 30 days
    8 weeks steadyScan 1 · Scan 2, a day later

    Check-in 1

    Sent, from your domain

    Check-in 2

    Only if still quiet

    A third

    Never. Two is the cap.

  2. 02

    A check-in, not a campaign

    A short note from your domain, with no button: they reply to you. Two at most per quiet spell and per 90 days.

    From Sam at YourApp <sam@yourapp.com>

    Quick check-in

    Hi, it’s been a few quiet weeks on your account, so I wanted to check in.

    If something got in the way, just reply and tell me. I read every answer.

    Sam

    No button, they reply1 of at most 2Quiet hours respected
  3. 03

    What keeps customers

    Early steps that go with still paying at 90 days, from your own events. Both shares and their counts, labelled “A pattern, not proof”.

    Created 2 or more projects in their first week

    A pattern, not proof
    Still paying 90 days after they started
    Did it81% · 118 of 146
    Didn't47% · 92 of 196

    Milestone email · day 5

    To new customers who haven’t done it yet. One email, in your voice, no offer.

    Counts: sent · did it afterwards · still paying
  4. 04

    One milestone email

    Pick a step and a day. New customers who haven't taken it get one email in your voice, with no offer. Results counts what followed.

    Created 2 or more projects in their first week

    A pattern, not proof
    Still paying 90 days after they started
    Did it81% · 118 of 146
    Didn't47% · 92 of 196

    Milestone email · day 5

    To new customers who haven’t done it yet. One email, in your voice, no offer.

    Counts: sent · did it afterwards · still paying

The details

What’s in it.

  • Paying customers onlyTrials get their own email.
  • Runs on your eventsA silent source is never read as quiet.
  • Workspace limits1 email a week, 3 a month, quiet hours.
  • Preview only firstRecords what it would send, sends nothing.
  • From your domainYour Resend account, your verified sender.
  • 20 on each sideOr the step isn't shown.

Good to know

  • Going quiet and What keeps customers run on your app's usage events. Everything else needs only billing.

Questions about this part.

Why only two emails?
A third rarely helps and often costs you their attention for good. The cap is enforced at send time, across both triggers.
Does it find what makes people stay?
It finds early steps that go with staying, and shows the counts behind each. That's a pattern, not proof, and the page says so.
What if I don't send product events?
Going quiet and What keeps customers need them. Everything that runs on billing alone still works.

See the plan Tenure would draft for your app.

Give it your site address. It reads your pricing and your Stripe catalogue, drafts a retention plan in about a minute, and waits for you. Nothing reaches a customer until you publish.

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