Calculation Method Applied in the Revenue Report

Soeun ChoiWritten by Soeun Choi,

Understand how the metric data are calculated in the Revenue Report.

Calculation method applied for top row and sub-row metric data

Learn about the calculation methods applied for the different metrics displayed in the top rows and sub-rows.

Read on to learn more about how each metric is calculated in the Revenue Report.

Revenue

The revenue in the Revenue Report is the revenue amount generated by users who performed the Revenue Event after performing the Start Event during the set date range. The calculation method for the top rows and sub-rows differs depending on the view type settings.

Refer to the examples below.

User Count

The User Count in the Revenue Report is the number of users who performed the Start Event and Revenue Event during the set date range. Only the Non-Cumulative view type is supported.

Refer to the example below.

Event Count

The Event Count in the Revenue Event is the number of Revenue Events performed by the users who performed the Start Event during the set date range. The calculation method for the top rows and sub-rows differs depending on the view type settings.

Refer to the examples below.

ROAS

The ROAS is the return on ad spend, and only the Cumulative view type is supported.

Refer to the examples below.

ARPU

The ARPU is the average revenue per user, and only the Cumulative view type is supported.

Refer to the examples below.

ARPPU

The ARPPU is the average revenue per paying user, and only the Cumulative view type is supported.

Refer to the examples below.

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