Is there any way to look at customer LTV over more than a 12 month period? A lot of our customers stick around for a good few years, so by just looking at 12 months it feels impossible to get a real idea of their value?
Hi tomgallard,
Thank you for your patience. While communicating with my colleagues on this post, they have proposed a better approach to do this. You can submit product ideas in Community directly and help our product team improve the user experience for you: https://community.amplitude.com/ideas
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Best, Yuanyuan
This is Yuanyuan from the Amplitude Support team - thank you for writing in!
Currently, it is not possible to make a LTV chart for more than 12 months, but I am happy to submit a feature request on your behalf to our Product team. My Community colleague will convert this post into a ticket, then we will contact you via email to collect information about your use case for this feature.
Please let me know if you have follow-up questions!
Best,
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