Thrilled is a tool for developers and founders that help them track users feedback and NPS by routing them to a fix and not by storing in forgotten dashboards
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If you want a simple way to collect user feedback, spot churn risks, and understand what users actually think, sign up to try it early.
Expect bugs. Real feedback welcome.
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Show the save, not the score.
Risk flag to queue to owner action to saved state is better proof than another static metric snapshot.
#CustomerRetention#SaaS
Votes are not priority when ARR at risk says something else.
Re-rank the issue list by exposure, not just noise, then move the highest-risk account into same-day save action.
#ProductStrategy#SaaS
An issue without an owner gets more expensive every week.
When issue age, affected accounts, and ARR at risk rise together, ownership is the first operational fix.
#RevenueRisk#ProductOps
Three feature requests can be one broken workflow.
Collapse the repeated noise into one root cause, assign the owner there, and fix the pattern instead of handling three isolated requests.
#ProductOps#SaaS
Silence from a champion is a save-queue event.
If activity goes quiet and one unresolved issue is still attached, route the account into an owned follow-up instead of leaving it as a passive note.
#CustomerSuccess#SaaS
One complaint cluster should be enough to put ARR into triage.
Group the repeated signal, show the exposed accounts and revenue, then route the highest-risk account to an owner the same day.
#ProductOps#CustomerRetention
If an account is at risk, it should hit a queue today, not a QBR next month.
When the threshold crosses, put the account into a save queue with ARR, owner, SLA, and next touch, then move on it the same day.
Thrilled turns signal into intervention.
#CustomerRetention#SaaS
Customer education works best when it removes one real blocker at a time.
Pick one recurring friction point.
Teach the next useful action.
Measure whether the blocker volume drops.
Content should change behavior, not just exist.
#CustomerEducation#Retention
Trial-to-paid drop-off should not be a monthly surprise.
Review it every week:
- time to first value
- activation by segment
- top friction blocker
- near-conversion stalls
One owner. One next fix.
#PLG#Activation
Lost-deal reasons and churn reasons should use one taxonomy.
Otherwise the same issue gets renamed by each team and the pattern stays hidden.
Shared labels make trend analysis faster and less political.
#RevenueOps#CustomerSuccess
Want earlier churn signals than NPS?
Look at support tags:
- repeated friction themes
- unresolved workflow blockers
- rising ticket volume from one account
Support data often warns you before survey data does.
#CustomerSuccess#ChurnPrevention
Expansion should not feel like a surprise pitch.
Look for 3 signals first:
- repeat-value usage is rising
- more teams are adopting
- the customer wants deeper outcomes
Value first. Expansion second.
#Expansion#CustomerSuccess
Customer education works best when it removes one blocker at a time.
Pick one recurring friction point.
Teach the next useful action.
Measure whether blocker volume drops.
Content should change behavior, not just exist.
#CustomerEducation#Retention
Trial-to-paid drop-off should not be a monthly surprise.
Review it every week:
- time to first value
- activation by segment
- top friction blocker
- near-conversion stalls
One owner. One next fix.
#PLG#Activation
Lost-deal reasons and churn reasons should use one taxonomy.
Otherwise the same issue gets renamed by each team and the pattern stays hidden.
Shared labels make trend analysis faster and less political.
#RevenueOps#CustomerSuccess
Want earlier churn signals than NPS?
Look at support tags:
- repeated friction themes
- unresolved workflow blockers
- rising ticket volume from one account
Support data often warns you before survey data does.
#CustomerSuccess#ChurnPrevention
Customer feedback is gold, not just data!
Turn those voices into actionable insights to improve your product and reduce churn.
Don't let valuable feedback sit unused. Act on it!
#CustomerFeedback#SaaS#ProductInsights#Churn
Great onboarding does not explain everything.
It gets the first win to happen fast:
- one promised outcome
- one guided path
- one visible success signal
Clarity beats feature tours.
#Onboarding#Retention
Generic winback campaigns miss the point.
Match the offer to the loss reason:
- price -> lower-risk re-entry
- adoption -> guided restart
- timing -> lighter reactivation path
- feature gap -> reconnect when it is closed
Segment first. Then reach out.
#Winback#Retention
Retention teams do not need 40 dashboards.
They need 3 numbers they act on every week:
- activation to first value
- retained active users by segment
- feedback close-the-loop rate
If a metric does not change behavior, it is noise.
#Retention#ProductOps