Baremetrics Updates

You don’t need to log in to know what’s happening in your business. Your Revenue Pulse Daily Briefing can now land in Slack every morning, so your whole team sees the day’s biggest revenue moves where they already work.

What you get:

• The day’s headline, so you know right away if anything needs attention
• Your top 5 revenue stories with their dollar figures, so you can spot failed charges, big upgrades or churn early
• A one-click link to the full briefing when you want more detail

Why you can trust it:

• The link opens the exact briefing that was posted, so what you click always matches what you read. If anything changes later, a banner shows what’s new.
• If your data hasn’t refreshed yet, the post waits. If it’s still not fresh, it skips that day instead of sending old numbers.
• On quiet days, you get one short line, not clutter.

It takes a minute to set up. Go to Settings > Slack > Revenue Pulse brief, switch on “Post the brief” and pick the hour that works for your team. It posts once a day, in the same channel as your Slack reports, and your existing reports stay the same.

If you publish before the rollout reaches all accounts, add “Rolling out gradually over the coming weeks.” at the end.

The button always opens the exact briefing that was posted. If anything changes later, a banner shows what’s new. On quiet days you’ll get a single line saying nothing changed. If your data hasn’t refreshed, the post waits, and if the data is still stale it skips that day so you never get old numbers.

Your existing Slack reports and notifications stay the same.

Every team has its own language for its numbers. Maybe you say “Run-rate ARR” instead of “ARR,” or “Monthly Revenue” instead of “MRR.” Now Baremetrics can speak your language too! Admins can rename any built-in metric so it matches what your team already calls it.

How it works

1. Open any metric, like Metrics → ARR
2. Click the little ✏️ pencil next to the title
3. Type the new name and hit Save

That’s it! Everyone on your account sees the new name right away.

Where your new name shows up

• The metric’s page and chart
• The Metrics menu
• Dashboards, including shared dashboard links
• Email and Slack reports
• Goals and Benchmarks

Good to know

• Only the name changes. Your numbers and calculations stay exactly the same.
• The API and MCP server keep the standard names, so your integrations won’t break.
• Changed your mind? Click the pencil and choose Reset to default.

Why we built it

Say your finance team counts ARR as the last 12 months of revenue. You can build that as a custom metric called “ARR” and rename our built-in ARR (12 × MRR) to “Run-rate ARR.” Both numbers sit side by side and never share a name.

👉 Learn more about renaming metrics

Revenue Pulse is a new intelligence layer for Baremetrics. Where your main dashboard shows you the metrics, Revenue Pulse watches them for you and surfaces what actually deserves your attention today — revenue about to walk out the door, discounts that stopped paying for themselves, customers drifting toward churn, and the occasional piece of good news too.

It's made up of four new dashboards:

• Daily Briefing — your editorial front page. What should you look at today?
• Customer Health Score — every customer scored 0–100 from clear, explainable factors.
• Revenue at Risk — forward-looking exposure: how much MRR could be lost soon, and through which channels.
• Discount Impact — what your coupons are actually costing you, which cohorts are absorbing them, and whether they're buying loyalty or just delaying churn.

This is an early beta, and here's what you need to know:

• You must be on our newest Stripe integration to be eligible.
• Access is invite-only for now — you'll need to request to join.
• We're actively looking for feedback during this period and would love to hear your team's thoughts as you use it.

To request access, email success@baremetrics.com — approved accounts get 2 months of Revenue Pulse access to try it out.

Keep more customers at the moment they're about to leave.

You can now configure retention offers that appear directly in your cancellation widget — so when a customer is on their way out, you have one last chance to change their mind!
When a customer reaches your cancellation flow, they'll see a tailored offer based on their reason for leaving. If they accept, the discount is automatically applied to their Stripe subscription — no manual work required.

To get started, this feature is currently behind a feature flag. Contact us via Intercom or at support@baremetrics.com to have it enabled on your account. Don't have Cancellation Insights yet? Request access to start a free two‑week trial.

Retention Offers are included with Cancellation Insights at no extra cost.

Prerequisites:

• An active Stripe connection in Baremetrics
• The latest version of the Baremetrics Stripe app installed, with permissions accepted — required for coupon creation and subscription updates. Install or update via the Stripe App Marketplace.

What you can configure:

• Offers scoped to specific cancellation reasons
• Custom headline and message text shown in the widget
• Whether repeat customers can see an offer they've previously accepted

A few things to note:

• Discounts created through the configuration page cannot currently be deleted — if you need one removed, contact support and we’ll help.
• If a discount is in use, make sure the corresponding coupon in Stripe is not deleted, as this may cause automatic application to fail.
• More offer types are coming soon, including subscription pauses and trial extensions.

Full setup documentation can be found here.

To enable the feature or start your Cancellation Insights trial, reach out via in-app chat or at support@baremetrics.com.