Cut churn.
Grow your book.
With the same team.
Every planning cycle you defend the same math: to keep more customers means more CSMs. With ChurnZero, one CSM covers more, so the next ask is a ratio, not a hire.
Risk surfaces early. Health scores flag at-risk accounts months before the renewal date.
Hours back every week. Playbooks and agents run check-ins, onboarding, and renewal prep.
Nothing goes dark. Digital engagement keeps quieter accounts moving between touches.
Same CSMs. More accounts. Less churn.
You’re not short on customer data. You’re short on time to act on it.
Churn surfaces at renewal
The math never changes
The CRM records. It can’t act.
Risk surfaces early. The follow-through happens without you.
Catch the account slipping before it’s too late
Works with the workflows you already run
A named person stays on your account
Retention up. Headcount flat..
Increase in account to CSM ratio.
Increase in logo retention.
Annual churn rate.
Doubled 1:1 customer coverage.
Mid-Market Computer Software
Computer Software
Sarah Knoll,
VITALSOURCE
The differences that show up in year two
Churn Zero
The enterprise CS platform
The CRM you already own
Who runs it day to day
Churn Zero
Your existing CS team
The enterprise CS platform
Reviewers consistently cite a dedicated admin, and complex rollouts often pull in a third-party partner
The CRM you already own
Whoever owns Salesforce, on top of their real job
Where the AI sits
Churn Zero
Built for customer success and embedded in CS workflows, with guardrails
The enterprise CS platform
Generic AI, or an acquired tool bolted on, or one your team configures itself
The CRM you already own
A sales-motion AI layer pointed at post-sale problems it was not trained on
Who you call
Churn Zero
A named CSM on every account
The enterprise CS platform
Named contacts typically reserved for the top tier
The CRM you already own
Internal ticket queue
What it was built for
Churn Zero
Post-sale, and only post-sale
The enterprise CS platform
Scale assembled through acquisition, with the integration sprawl that follows
The CRM you already own
Pre-sale. It's a database, and it records rather than acts
