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Verticals  /  Retail & e-commerce  /  Cars.com Inc.

Cars.com Inc.

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70%
Retention
7 Nov 2018
2%
Churn
26 Feb 2020

In their words

“Cancellation rates as high as 4% and in the fourth quarter, we got those numbers down closer to 2”
— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2019 · 26 Feb 2020 · NI-B7DC802
“Churn rates in our group channel are half of our average churn”
— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2018 · 28 Feb 2019 · NI-CE8B26E
“Retention rates were 70% better than the franchise dealers not yet on the product”
— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2018 · 7 Nov 2018 · NI-FAC2D36

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26 Feb 2020
Churn2%

Churn: 2% (Q4 2019) — “cancellation rates as high as 4% and in the fourth quarter, we got those numbers down closer to 2”

— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2019 · 26 Feb 2020 · NI-B7DC802
Earnings call, Q4 2019 ↗
28 Feb 2019
Churn50%

Churn (group channel): 50% (Q4 2018) — “churn rates in our group channel are half of our average churn”

— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q4 2018 · 28 Feb 2019 · NI-CE8B26E
Earnings call, Q4 2018 ↗
7 Nov 2018
Retention70%

Retention rate (franchise dealers on Social Sales Drive): 70% (Q3 2018) — “retention rates were 70% better than the franchise dealers not yet on the product”

— Alex Vetter, Chief Executive Officer, Cars.com Inc. · Earnings call, Q3 2018 · 7 Nov 2018 · NI-FAC2D36
Earnings call, Q3 2018 ↗

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