Subscription Analytics Template for Next.js
A Next.js subscription analytics template covering MRR, churn, cohort retention, LTV/CAC, and forecast. Stripe-integrated and WCAG AA accessible.
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Subscription businesses live and die by their analytics. Are new customers staying? Is expansion outpacing churn? What's the real LTV after refunds and downgrades? This Next.js subscription analytics template is being built to answer those questions accurately, with the math correctly handling proration, annual plans, refunds, and edge cases that flat dashboards miss.
Key Features
MRR Engine
New, expansion, contraction, churned. Per-subscription event sourcing.
Cohort Retention
Monthly cohorts tracked at 1, 3, 6, 12, 24 months.
LTV / CAC
Lifetime value, customer acquisition cost, payback period, LTV/CAC ratio.
Refund and Chargeback Tracking
Net of refunds and chargebacks. Both metrics matter for cash analytics.
Multi-Currency
Native multi-currency support with FX conversion.
WCAG AA Accessible
Keyboard-navigable, screen-reader-tested, color-contrast verified.
How thefrontkit Compares
| Feature | thefrontkit | Typical Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Production-Ready | Yes | Often demo-quality |
| WCAG AA Accessible | Built-in from day one | Usually missing |
| Source Ownership | You own the code | Often locked SaaS |
| Pricing Model | One-time payment | Per-seat monthly |
Ready to Ship Faster?
Skip the boilerplate and start building what matters. Production-ready, accessible, and token-synced.
View Next.js SaaS Metrics Template →Related Resources
Need it built, not just a kit?
The team behind thefrontkit does done-for-you launches and custom builds. Fixed quotes, most projects live in 2-4 weeks, from $1999.
Frequently Asked Questions
Wider scope. This adds cohort retention, LTV/CAC, refund tracking. MRR variant focuses tightly on MRR breakdown.
v1 is Stripe-only. Recurly, Paddle, and custom billing support are planned.
Simple weighted projection in v1. ML-based forecasting is planned for v2.
The data model is the same. The default segments shown adapt based on configured business type.
Yes. It ships today as the Next.js SaaS Metrics Template, with the full source.