If customers are canceling after month one, your subscription isn’t failing — something in your setup is.

Early churn usually comes from attracting the wrong buyers, confusing checkout experiences, or billing details customers don’t recognize.

Maria breaks down why subscriptions lose customers fast and what you can change — from pricing and buyer alignment to checkout flow and billing clarity — to keep the right customers longer.

🟩 Key Concepts

Customer Avatar – The type of customer your subscription is meant for, including what they’re looking for, how they decide to buy, and where they are in the buyer’s journey when they sign up.
Billing Descriptors – The business name and charge details customers see on their credit card statement, both at authorization and when the charge settles, which affects whether the charge feels familiar or confusing.
Cancellation Funnel – The path a customer goes down after signing up that leads to cancellation, often shaped by first impressions, checkout experience, and the first billing event.
Pricing Strategy – How your subscription is priced and presented upfront, including trials and entry offers, and how those choices influence expectations and early retention.

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#217 Subscription Churn Starts Earlier Than You Think — How to Fix Month-One Cancellations

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