Cohort Labels That Survive Board Review
Most retention charts fail in the boardroom not because the math is wrong, but because the cohort labels require a decoder ring.
Read article →Sokcho · Est. 2017
We build annotated churn atlases and cohort survival maps for subscription businesses — delivered as print-ready reports, not software licenses.
Flagship engagement
Every subscription cohort mapped from signup through renewal, with churn inflection points annotated and revenue-at-risk projected for the next two cycles. Built for product leads preparing investor or board conversations.
Included: cohort retention curves by plan tier and channel · churn reason taxonomy · ninety-minute walkthrough · editable source files
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Evidence
The atlas made our Q3 churn spike legible for the first time — we could point to the exact week partner-acquired annual plans started leaving after the price change.
— Yoon Seoyeon, Head of Product, meal-kit subscription (Busan)
Kwon walked our CFO through the survival curves without once saying \"dashboard.\" She left with three questions for the CS team, which was exactly what we needed.
— Marcus Lindqvist, Finance Director, language-learning boxes (Stockholm, remote client)
The charts were precise and beautifully formatted. I wished the data reconciliation week had started sooner — we lost a few days waiting on our billing export.
— Park Jiwon, VP Customer Success, B2B SaaS billing (Seoul)
Field notes
Most retention charts fail in the boardroom not because the math is wrong, but because the cohort labels require a decoder ring.
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