How to Calculate Net Revenue Retention in Supabase — Without Writing SQL
Managing NRR in Supabase is tricky because your user data is split between the auth and public schemas. You should not have to write complex joins across schemas or struggle with UUID mapping just to see your growth. We bridge the gap between your auth.users and your billing tables automatically.
“How to calculate Net Revenue Retention (NRR) in Supabase?”
NRR tells you if your product is growing organically. This replaces the manual effort of joining the auth schema with public billing tables.
You get: A percentage representing the net growth of your existing user base revenue.
“What is the NRR for users who signed up via specific auth providers?”
Regional trends help you optimize pricing for different markets. It automates the join between user metadata and subscription history.
You get: A comparison of NRR percentages broken down by login provider.
“Which users are at risk of churning based on activity and billing?”
Identifying at-risk users allows for proactive retention strategies to reduce churn and stabilize revenue. This replaces complex SQL queries that require cross-schema joins between the public billing tables and the auth.users table to correlate activity with identity.
You get: A list of high-value users with low activity scores.
“What is the average expansion revenue per UUID?”
Measuring average expansion revenue helps identify the most successful upsell paths and high-value customer segments. This eliminates the need for manual SQL aggregation and cross-schema joins between auth.users and subscription data.
You get: A currency value representing the average increase in revenue per account.
“How has NRR changed for users in different geographic regions?”
Regional NRR analysis reveals which markets are scaling efficiently and where localization or pricing adjustments are needed. This replaces the complexity of joining auth.users metadata with billing records across different schemas to group revenue by geography.
You get: A regional map or list showing NRR variance by country.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to know SQL to get these answers?
No. You type the question in plain English exactly as written above, and the AI writes and runs the Supabase query against your database for you. You can inspect the generated query if you want to, but you never have to write it.
Is it safe to connect my production Supabase database?
Yes — connections are read-only by default, so nothing can be modified or deleted. For extra safety, create a dedicated service key scoped to read-only or connect a read replica.
Can the AI query across the auth and public schemas simultaneously?
Yes, the AI is configured to handle the schema split and join auth.users with your public tables using the user ID.
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