Revenue leakage analysis turns vague frustration (“we should be doing better”) into a ranked backlog. Score each category 1–5 for severity, then multiply by estimated monthly dollars at risk.
Six leak categories
- Acquisition — wrong traffic, weak positioning
- Response — slow or missing follow-up
- Conversion — trials, demos, carts that stall
- Retention — churn and failed activation
- Billing — failed payments and invoice delays
- Expansion — missed upsells and annual plans
Prioritization matrix
Plot each leak on impact (monthly $) vs effort (time to fix). Quick wins in the high-impact / low-effort quadrant go first — often response time, dunning emails, or cart recovery.
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- What is revenue leakage analysis?
- A structured review of where money is lost across your customer journey, with dollar estimates so you fix high-impact leaks first.
- How often should you run leakage analysis?
- Quarterly for most SMBs, or after major funnel changes (new pricing, checkout, sales process).
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