What is LTV (Lifetime Value)?
LTV (Lifetime Value) (also called lifetime value, customer lifetime value) — The total profit a business expects from a customer over the whole relationship. A healthy LTV is several times the CAC.
In simple terms
An LTV-to-CAC ratio above 3 is generally seen as strong.
Why LTV (Lifetime Value) matters when you invest
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LTV (Lifetime Value) — frequently asked questions
What is LTV (Lifetime Value)?
The total profit a business expects from a customer over the whole relationship. A healthy LTV is several times the CAC.
What does LTV (Lifetime Value) mean in the stock market?
The total profit a business expects from a customer over the whole relationship. A healthy LTV is several times the CAC. An LTV-to-CAC ratio above 3 is generally seen as strong.
Can you give an example of LTV (Lifetime Value)?
An LTV-to-CAC ratio above 3 is generally seen as strong.
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