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Keynote Systems Inc

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99%
Retention
25 Jan 2005
1%
Churn
31 Jan 2006

In their words

“During the first quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate.”
— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 31 Jan 2006 · NI-3E457BB
“During the first quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate.”
— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 25 Jan 2005 · NI-4E0AC09
“During the quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate, which was the same as that achieved last quarter”
— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 26 Jan 2004 · NI-A205313

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31 Jan 2006
Churn1%

Churn: 1% (monthly) — “During the first quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate.”

— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 31 Jan 2006 · NI-3E457BB
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25 Jan 2005
Retention99%

Retention rate: 99% (Q1 2005, monthly) — “During the first quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate.”

— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 25 Jan 2005 · NI-4E0AC09
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26 Jan 2004
Retention99%

Retention rate: 99% (Q4 2003) — “During the quarter, Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate, which was the same as that achieved last quarter”

— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 26 Jan 2004 · NI-A205313
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22 Apr 2003
Churn1%

Churn: 1% (Q1 2003, monthly) — “Keynote averaged a 99% monthly customer retention rate, which was up slightly from last quarter's rate of 98%”

— Keynote Systems Inc · SEC 8-K filing · filed 22 Apr 2003 · NI-9F8F6CC
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