LTV and CAC numbers your CFO can actually trust
LTV and CAC are usually two numbers nobody can reconcile. AnalityQa AI joins your billing data and your ad spend, computes LTV per cohort, CAC per channel, and shows the payback curve — with the math you can audit.
The problem
- →LTV in the founder's deck is usually "average revenue × something" — an aggregate that hides the long tail of customers who churn fast.
- →CAC is calculated by summing ad spend and dividing by new customers, but the spend across Google, Meta, LinkedIn, partner programs, and outbound never gets attributed consistently.
- →Payback period — how long until a cohort's LTV covers its CAC — is rarely tracked, so the team can't tell if a channel is actually profitable.
- →When LTV/CAC is reported per channel, it usually averages over all customers acquired through that channel without separating the small enterprise wins from the high-volume self-serve.