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10.2% of Canva Subscribers Also Paid for ChatGPT, Up From 6.1% in 2023
Through August 17, 2026, 10.2% of Canva subscribers also paid for ChatGPT, versus 5.5% of Adobe subscribers; dual payers retained Canva more often.
Insights based on real online and in-store receipts, not surveys.
Through August 17, 2026, 10.2% of Canva subscribers also paid for ChatGPT, versus 5.5% of Adobe subscribers; dual payers retained Canva more often.
From Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026, 3,624 of 20,661 Kalshi users also used Robinhood; across full history, 93.2% of 5,719 dual users were Robinhood-first.
Among established panelists, 21.4% of Cursor subscribers paid for Claude Max, versus 11.1% of non-Cursor GitHub Copilot subscribers.
Of 7,476 Viator customers who booked in 2024–2025, 24.4% rebooked the next year vs. 18.0% of 4,443 GetYourGuide customers.
Among 37,341 recent premium Call of Duty buyers, Battlefield 6 adopters bought Black Ops 7 at 24.5% versus 16.4%, and 45.1% still bought Call of Duty in 2026.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, TurboTax-to-FreeTaxUSA switching ran at 3.1× the reverse flow from the 2025 to 2026 tax season.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, 181 of 5,293 Oura Ring buyers purchased Stelo or Lingo from Jan. 2024–Aug. 2026, vs. 1.63% of Garmin and 1.50% of Peloton buyers.
From August 2025 through July 2026, 38.9% of 2,446 Simplifi users had an investing-app receipt vs. 25.8% of 12,735 Quicken Classic users.
Among 15,327 U.S. card-panel households with frequent Tesla Supercharging in Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026, 45.2% bought gas in at least 6 months.
Of 892 2023–2025 Simple subscribers, 7.7% later had a GLP-1 drug or GLP-1-labeled product receipt by Aug. 2026 vs. 4.6% of health-app peers.
Through Aug. 2026, 72.9% of 391 users with TradingView and brokerage or exchange receipts had the brokerage or exchange receipt first.
From December 2025–May 2026, 74.2% of multi-console Switch 2 buyers stayed active on PlayStation or Xbox, versus 68.2% of non-buyers.
Among 4,145 customers who used both apps in July–December 2025 and kept one in January–June 2026, 58.8% kept DoorDash and 41.2% kept Uber Eats.
Among e-receipt panel subscribers observed in both periods who stopped paying in H2 2025 and paid again in H1 2026, Bumble won back 35.3% vs. Tinder’s 57.3%.
Among 31,738 Cricut machine owners who bought craft vinyl from January 2025–June 2026, 31.4% of tracked units were Cricut-branded and 68.6% were not.
Among established MyFitnessPal subscribers, 34.9% with a new GLP-1 receipt renewed within 12 months, versus 63.2% with no observed GLP-1 receipt.
In May–July 2025, 11.9% of future ESPN streaming subscribers held a rival sports service versus 8.5% of comparable streamers; the gap persisted in 2026.
From July 2024 through June 2026, Tile held 66.8% of captured Amazon tracker units at a $30.17 average price; no-name tags took 31.8% at $27.69.
Uber trips fell at nearly the same rate for Waymo adopters and non-adopters, while adopters’ total rideshare trips rose 11.0% from H1 2025 to H1 2026.
In YipitData's e-receipt panel, 87.7% of Disney+–Netflix households that canceled exactly one service from Jul. 2025 to Jun. 2026 cut Disney+.
Among blackout-window cancellers, 10.3% joined a rival within 90 days versus 5.0% of a prior-year control; 49.2% later reactivated YouTube TV.
Among U.S. panelists paying for ChatGPT in December 2025, those also paying for Claude had 72.5% six-month retention versus 80.4% for others.
Among pre-hike standalone Apple TV+ subscribers who also paid for Netflix, 69.5% still had Netflix in Apr–Jun 2026 versus 48.2% for Apple TV+.
Among 129,858 U.S. TikTok Shop buyers observed from July 2025 through June 2026, 47.9% also ordered from Amazon and 40.1% also ordered from Walmart.
Among 2,221 U.S. panelists who bought UFC PPV through ESPN+ in 2024–2025, ~14.5% had Paramount+ in May–July 2026; ~85% did not.
McAfee was the most common security overlap among 2,734 renewed AVG subscribers; separately, 12.1% also paid another Gen Digital brand.
Of 5,753 observable 23andMe-only customers, seven first paid MyHeritage from April 2025 through March 2026, compared with 83 who paid Ancestry.
Among Headspace cancelers with no prior observed Calm subscription, 1.5% started Calm within 180 days, versus 1.34% of continuing subscribers.
From August 2024 through July 2026, 10.1% of 1,907 YNAB app-store subscribers also paid Monarch Money, versus 0.6% of other app-store subscribers.
Among 4,847 established panelists first observed at DAZN during its June–July 2025 free Club World Cup signup wave, 10.7% later paid Fubo or ESPN+.
Among 5,029 paneled Bowflex buyers, 10.9% also had a Peloton receipt; Peloton appeared either before or after Bowflex at similar rates.
Among 6,881 U.S. panelists who canceled Roku-billed Peacock, Paramount+, or Starz in H1 2025, 11.7% had the same service active elsewhere.
Among 1,051 paid iHeartRadio subscribers, 12.4% also paid SiriusXM in the same quarter, versus 3.8% of Spotify subscribers measured the same way.
From January 2024 through August 2026, 12.4% of 282 Prodigy-paying households also paid another learning tool vs. 0.8% of families with children.
Among 524 ESET buyers, 13.2% also bought Norton and 9.7% McAfee. Adjusted for brand frequency among antivirus buyers, both were ~70% below expected.
From August 2024 through August 1, 2026, 13.8% of 2,026 onX Offroad subscribers also paid AllTrails vs. 4.2% of 7,354 onX Hunt subscribers.
Among 2,111 lapsed Cricket Wireless customers, 14.1% returned within eight months, 13.5% paid a visible rival, and 72.4% had no visible carrier payment.
From March–August 2026 in our U.S. card panel, customers who also paid cable stopped showing AT&T card payments at a similar rate to other AT&T customers.
Through mid-August 2026, 14.5% of 186 USA TODAY Play games-only subscribers also paid The New York Times vs. 24.2% of 785 news-only subscribers.
From Jan. 2024–Aug. 2026, 15.5% of Dashlane subscribers also paid Norton or McAfee, versus 7.9% for 1Password and 8.9% for LastPass.
Among 3,640 Malwarebytes buyers identifiable in the panel, 18.1% also had Norton or McAfee receipts; direct desktop subscriptions were undercaptured.
From August 2025–July 2026, 18.5% of 486 paid TeamSnap app subscribers also paid GameChanger vs. 0.73% of paying app-store subscribers.
Among first-time ViX Premium sign-ups, 18.6% of the June–July 2025 event cohort canceled within six months vs. 12.3% of September–December sign-ups.
Among 835 Wave businesses from Jan. 2025–Jul. 2026, 18.9% of paid users also had QuickBooks receipts vs. 7.8% of free or payments-only users.
From February–July 2026, 2.38% of 2,226 Philo subscribers paid for sports streaming versus 5.81% of 16,773 Sling, Fubo, or DIRECTV peers.
Among 377 established RingCentral card payers who lapsed in the first half of 2025, 2.4% newly paid a tracked rival vs. 1.7% of retained subscribers.
Among 5,818 Optimum customers whose payments stopped, 2.8% paid Frontier or Fios in January–June 2026 vs. 0.9% of 21,191 retained customers.
Among U.S. customers who bought directly from each brand, 2.91% of adidas buyers paid for Strava, Runna, or Garmin vs. 2.12% of Nike buyers.
From Aug. 2023–Aug. 2026, 20.9% of 1,183 Wahoo hardware buyers paid Zwift, while 1.8% paid for Wahoo SYSTM, Wahoo X, or related software.
Among 507 Apple-billed Bon Appétit or Epicurious subscribers, 21.1% also paid for a Cooking-inclusive NYT All Access subscription.
Among Brainly subscribers with no receipt in the prior year, 22.8% paid for general AI and 4.4% paid a tracked homework-help rival.
Among 2,976 established CenturyLink customers whose last payment occurred in January–August 2025, 23.2% began paying Brightspeed within one year.
Measured in H1 2026, 23.3% of 2026 Starlink adopters also had a cable or fiber provider receipt, versus 16.7% of 2025 and 13.8% of 2023 adopters.
In the year through August 18, 2026, 23.8% of Yahoo Fantasy Plus subscribers made betting deposits, versus 6.3% of Mail Plus subscribers and 3.5% of the panel.
Minecraft gained 105,723 first-observed merchandise buyers in Apr.–Jun. 2025; 25.9% bought again within 12 months, versus 24.4% a year earlier.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, 26.3% of Avira subscribers also paid a competing antivirus, versus 14.2% of McAfee and 15.2% of Norton subscribers.
From August 2025 through July 2026, 26.5% of 1,065 MUBI subscribers bought movie tickets vs. 17.9% of 210,420 Netflix subscribers.
Among 604 new U.S. Economist subscribers, 26.8% already paid The New York Times, versus a 1.6% panel rate; 32 added The Times afterward.
Among 204 established Big Fish buyers with no 2024–25 purchase, 27.0% still bought from a tracked rival game store, versus 28.9% in 2021–22.
Among 262 app-store-billed Logos subscribers, 28.2% also paid for a tracked devotional app, versus 1.31% of all app-store subscribers.
Among 21,920 McAfee subscribers with a receipt in August 2023–August 2024, 28.2% had no McAfee, Norton, Avast, or AVG receipt the next year.
Among 46,461 active HBO Max subscribers, 29.0% also paid Paramount+; counting 13,483 dual subscribers once reduced the pair’s combined panel total by 11.6%.
Among 4,767 Sling subscribers who canceled from Aug. 2024–Aug. 2025, 29.2% returned within a year and 12.4% paid a measured live-TV rival.
Aug. 2025–Aug. 2026: 29.8% of Autodesk Fusion and manufacturing subscribers paid for AI vs. 16.6% of architecture, engineering, and construction subscribers.
Norton 360 subscribers paid for a tracked rival VPN or password manager at 3.05%, versus 3.67% for other Norton subscribers and 1.2% of the panel.
Among 2,823 U.S. Ultimate Guitar subscribers observed from August 2025–August 2026, 3.4% also paid a standalone guitar-lessons app.
By June–July 2026, 3.4% of 23,074 UScellular payers from before the T-Mobile transition moved to a rival, vs. 5.1% of AT&T and 3.5% of Verizon payers.
In 2025, 30.1% of CyberLink subscribers had a standalone paid-AI receipt versus 18.3% of Adobe subscribers; renewal rates were similar by AI status.
From August 2023 through August 2026, 30.3% of retained MyOutdoorTV subscribers shopped outdoor retailers, versus 15.8% of trial quitters.
From August 17, 2025–August 17, 2026, 31.7% of 271 Zoosk payers also paid another dating app vs. 16.1% of OurTime and 12.1% of Match payers.
From August 2024 through July 2026, 32.4% of 1,517 observable Meetup subscribers bought Eventbrite tickets vs. 7.6% of active panelists.
52.7% of SuperGrok payers also paid another measured AI. In an earlier cohort, 32.5% of those payers had a later Grok receipt vs. 25.9% who paid only SuperGrok.
From Aug. 2024–Aug. 2026, 33.1% of 1,303 app-store Marvel Unlimited subscribers also paid for manga or anime, versus 20.3% for DC Universe Infinite.
Among 586 app-store-billed Condé Nast subscribers in the trailing 24 months, 33.5% also paid The New York Times, versus 2.9% of the panel.
Among 198 Blast Motion swing-tracking customers observed in our U.S. e-receipt panel, 33.8% had a GameChanger receipt vs. 4.0% with Rapsodo or Diamond Kinetics.
The share of Chegg cancelers already paying for AI rose from 0.1% in the 2021–22 academic year to 35.2% in 2024–25; retained users also often paid AI.
Among 1,741 Kahoot!+ subscribers, 35.4% also paid ChatGPT; two small-cohort comparisons found no lower Kahoot!+ retention among earlier ChatGPT adopters.
Among 14,795 paneled H&R Block filers, 59.1% refiled with H&R Block in 2026, 5.3% used a tracked competitor, and 35.6% had no tracked preparer.
Among 871 EZVIZ-first repeat camera buyers, 36.1% later bought a rival brand without another observed EZVIZ camera purchase.
Among 1,531 U.S. Epidemic Sound subscribers, 37.2% paid a standalone AI content provider, versus 15.6% of 110,128 Adobe subscribers.
From Aug. 2024–Aug. 2026, 37.4% of 781 U.S. Guardian contribution supporters also paid The New York Times, versus 2.9% of active panelists.
From January 2024 through August 17, 2026, 37.6% of 4,850 myQ device buyers also bought a rival camera vs. 7.2% of other Amazon buyers.
From August 2025 through August 2026, 37.8% of Telegram Stars buyers spent on gaming, versus 25.7% of Premium subscribers; the gap held within age groups.
Among 635 new Stash adopters from Jan. 2025–Jun. 2026, 39.1% had another investing relationship vs. 14.0% of panelists with 50+ receipts a year.
Among 347 U.S. komoot app-store payers from August 2024–August 2026, 39.5% also paid Strava or AllTrails vs. 1.9% of all app-store payers.
Among Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026 TV buyers, 39.9% of VIZIO households put at least 66% of non-TV Amazon-Walmart online spend at Amazon vs. 35.7% of onn households.
Among 964 Avast lapsers, 4.0% started a rival antivirus from January 2025–June 2026, nearly matching the 3.8% rate for retained subscribers.
Among 5,191 observable 2024 Mint buyers with no later Mint purchase, 4.03% newly paid T-Mobile or Metro vs. 3.80% who paid Verizon or Visible.
From October 2025–March 2026, 4.2% of 815 Everand cancellers newly bought Audible vs. 3.0% of 5,348 retained subscribers.
Among 4,213 GameChanger payers in August 2024–July 2025, 41.0% had no tracked paid youth-sports app the next year, while 2.8% paid a rival.
In the 12 months through August 18, 2026, 42.9% of 3,098 Speechify subscribers paid ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity vs. 9.6% of active panelists.
From September 2025–August 2026, 44.4% of 266 Rosetta Stone and Duolingo dual payers renewed Duolingo vs. 9.0% who renewed Rosetta Stone.
Among 10,377 Audible Standard members, 44% had earlier Premium Plus receipts; 42% had no earlier Audible receipt and 14% had other activity but no Premium Plus.
Among established Quizlet subscribers, 45.1% of those still paying in 2026 also paid ChatGPT, versus 27.5% of subscribers with a cancellation signal.
Among 517 Merriam-Webster Premium subscribers, 45.5% paid for AI, versus 26.0% of dictionary buyers and 12.4% of the panel.
Among 309 app-store-billed FlightAware subscribers, 45.6% also paid for Flighty or Flightradar24 in the same 24-month window.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, 46.5% of 155 paid Poe subscribers held at least three AI tools, versus 5.2% of 104,538 other paid-AI subscribers.
From Jan. 2023–Aug. 2026, 46.6% of 266 GameHouse subscribers paid for Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass vs. 4.7% of female app-store users age 45+.
Of 223 IMVU payers with no observed IMVU purchase from August 2025–July 2026, 46% still bought from tracked digital platforms.
From August 2024–July 2026, 47.5% of 746 Skillshare subscribers also paid Adobe or Canva vs. 27.4% of 45,207 other online learners.
Among 426 panelists active on Midjourney and ChatGPT in June–August 2025, 47.7% dropped Midjourney but kept ChatGPT a year later; 5.2% did the reverse.
Among monthly Crunchyroll subscribers billed in at least three months from September 2025–February 2026, 48.2% had no other observed major streaming service.
From 2023 Q1–2026 Q2, 49.3% of Runna payers without paid Strava had a tracked rival receipt, versus 66.7% of Runna-Strava dual payers.
In our U.S. card panel, 5.5% of Astound RCN customers whose payments stopped began paying a wired rival vs. 1.3% of retained customers.
Among CapCut subscribers who lapsed from May 2025–March 2026, 5.6% started a new paid rival within 120 days, versus 5.8% among earlier lapsers.
Among 207 paid Dropbox churners in H2 2025, 50.7% had iCloud+, Google One, or Microsoft 365 in H1 2025; just 7.7% first adopted one in H1 2026.
Among 185 observable Musixmatch subscribers from August 2024–August 2026, 51.4% also paid Spotify or Apple Music vs. 14.5% of active panelists.
In the six months through August 2026, 51% of 69 creators who had not paid Thinkific for at least a year paid for website or e-commerce tools.
From Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026, 42.6% of Notion adopters held Claude and 20.2% paid at least two of Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity.
Among 127 Khanmigo subscribers, 53.5% also paid ChatGPT or Claude from August 2024–August 2026, versus 26.0% of other paid ed-tech users.
Among 891 U.S. panelists in H1 2025, 54.5% of SoundCloud Go+ subscribers paid a primary music service; 48.8% had a SoundCloud receipt a year later.
Of 403 households with no later direct Nanit charge after H2 2024, 56.1% bought from children’s or infant-wear merchants in the next year vs. 53.8% before.
Among 6,241 established U.S. Evernote subscribers, 56.2% paid ChatGPT, Claude, or Perplexity by August 2026, versus 13.5% of established panelists.
Among 89 returning GoPro owners observed at third-party retailers, 57.3% bought DJI or Insta360 next from 2024 through August 2026.
Among 237 dual holders in our U.S. e-receipt panel, 57.8% had a rival receipt at least 30 days after canceling Bloomberg, versus a 31.0% baseline.
From August 2024 through August 2026, 57.8% of 374 Reuters.com subscribers also paid another national news title, versus 11.3% of NYT subscribers.
Of 1,238 direct-billed Patreon fans, 58.1% had no App Store purchase; median non-Patreon Apple subscriptions were 0 versus 17 among 1,744 Apple-billed fans.
Among 1,338 consumers who funded Uphold from October 2024–May 2026, 58% also used Coinbase, Robinhood, Kraken, Binance, or eToro.
Among 1,130 U.S. Envato Elements subscribers observed from August 2024–July 2026, 59.6% also paid Adobe or Canva, versus 43.0% of Market-only buyers.
Of 2,423 Perplexity Pro users with an observed no-charge upgrade who also paid for ChatGPT or Claude, 59.8% held the rival first, a median 64 days earlier.
From August 2025–August 2026, 6.0% of 11,400 NHL ticket buyers paid ESPN DTC, ESPN+, or its Disney+/Hulu/ESPN bundle vs. 3.2% of 152,404 peers.
Among 1,473 paneled Mailchimp subscribers, 43.3% had no Mailchimp receipt from Feb. 18–Aug. 17, 2026; rival-tool rates were 6.6% vs. 6.8%.
Among 919 Spectrum Mobile adopters with a prior national carrier, 61.8% later stopped paying it, versus 17.3% of comparable non-adopters.
From August 2025–July 2026, rideshare use reached 63.0% among ParkMobile users with 20+ sessions, versus 49.6% for those with 1–2 sessions.
Among 497 Yoto–Tonies dual households observed in 2024–2026, 63% bought Tonies first, 32% bought Yoto first, and 5% bought both the same day.
Among 312 direct-billed CuriosityStream cancelers identified from Sept. 2024–Feb. 2026 who already had another streamer, 65.4% kept one afterward.
In a U.S. e-receipt panel through August 17, 2026, 66.0% of 767 MagellanTV subscribers paid a documentary rival vs. 9.7% of other major-streaming subscribers.
Across 2024 and 2025 U.S. e-receipt cohorts, 67–70% of The Washington Post cancelers already held a national-news subscription; only 5–10% added one later.
From March 2023–August 2026, 697 of 1,032 observed TIME magazine marketplace orders were eBay resales, versus 335 new-copy Amazon orders.
Among 193 established Forbes Digital members, 68.9% also paid a premium-news publisher, versus 49.5% of Wall Street Journal subscribers.
Among 436 weekly-only Smule payers, 69.0% bought an annual app subscription elsewhere, versus 72.9% of monthly and 74.3% of annual payers.
Among 767 U.S. app-store subscribers who had paid Filmora and CapCut, 69.4% paid CapCut from Aug. 2025–Aug. 2026 vs. 41.2% who paid Filmora.
From Aug. 2024–Aug. 2026, 7.7% of 427 Tagged payers also paid a live-video or chat app that sells virtual gifts vs. 0.9% of 39,005 swipe-dating payers.
In 2025, 7.8% of 3,017 U.S. IDrive card payers also paid Dropbox vs. 0.99% of 4.34 million card panelists.
From August 2024–August 2026, 72.1% of 61 Daily Beast subscribers paid for at least three news titles vs. 4.1% of 68,643 other news subscribers.
Among 1,727 established Sling subscribers who canceled from March–July 2025, 72.7% paid no measured rival before or after; 9.3% newly paid one.
Among 1,819 direct Starz cancelers in our U.S. e-receipt panel, 60.9% had another streamer before cancellation; 73.2% of that group kept one afterward.
From January 2024 through July 2026, 73.6% of 10,591 Wyze camera owners had no tracked camera-cloud subscription; 24.5% paid Wyze.
Among 990 prior Norton or McAfee holders who newly bought Webroot from Aug. 2024–July 2026, 74.3% kept paying at least one of those major brands.
Among 495 MobiOffice subscribers with Microsoft 365 receipts, 74.5% (369) had overlapping receipt periods; 17.8% (88) had Microsoft 365 first without overlap.
Among 1,669 ExpressVPN subscribers who lapsed in 2025, 76.0% had no observed VPN receipt for 12 months, while 14.7% returned and 9.3% paid a rival.
Among 2,611 paneled Bumble payers who lapsed after the first half of 2025, 76.8% had no payment to four tracked dating apps in the next year.
Among Brightspeed customers who added Starlink, Viasat, or HughesNet before the May–July 2026 billing check, 78.7% had no Brightspeed billing then.
Among 2,519 paneled Grindr subscribers, 79.6% paid no other tracked dating app; Grindr payers also averaged 3.23 paid months in the year.
From January 2025–August 2026, the cohorts paid at similar rates in Clash Royale, while Subway Surfers payers were ~2× as likely to buy Roblox.
In the year ended Aug. 18, 2026, 8.1% of 34,371 GoDaddy customers also owned a Squarespace or Wix site; 90.6% of those owners bought no GoDaddy builder.
Among 2,151 MyOutdoorTV cancellers, 8.7% bought from an outdoor retailer in the next 180 days vs. 3.6% of 1.30 million active panelists in the same window.
Among 4,389 established OnStar subscribers with no observed charge from October 2025–March 2026, 81.7% bought fuel vs. 75.0% of 44,241 with later charges.
Among 2,331 new Aura subscribers, 81.9% had no prior observed paid identity protection. Of the 18.1% who did, 71% kept paying a competitor.
Among 891 edX buyers from Jan. 2023–Jun. 2024, 82.6% made no later edX, Coursera, or Udemy purchase through Aug. 2026; 11.5% bought a rival.
Among 1,908 paneled Bird riders in April–September 2024, 82.7% had no Bird, Spin, or Lime ride in the same months of 2025.
Among 108 BetterMe subscribers with a later GLP-1-related receipt, 83.3% had stopped showing BetterMe receipts; the median gap was 431 days.
From August 2025–July 2026, 83.9% of 6,632 paid TextNow subscribers had no other tracked carrier, a rate similar to three prepaid peers.
From 2023–Aug. 2026, 85.5% of 921 Wag! customers had no Wag! or Rover payment, vs. 50.8% of 2022 Rover customers in our U.S. card panel.
Of 443 members who paid Hydrow in 2024 but not Jan.–July 2026, 85.8% had no tracked fitness spending; rival-device rates were 9.5% vs. 9.6% for repeat payers.
Among 11,644 direct Fubo cancelers in our U.S. e-receipt panel, 86.8% had no rival live-TV receipt within 180 days vs. 88.4% of YouTube TV cancelers.
Among established U.S. e-receipt panelists who left Spotify in February–April 2026, 86.9% had no observed paid subscription to four named rivals.
Among 2,842 long-tenured NFL+ dual subscribers, 88.4% paid ESPN, Fubo, Paramount+, or Peacock first, an average of 26.3 months before NFL+.
Among 784 members with a RuneScape receipt in early 2025 but none from July 2025–July 2026, 88.9% paid another gaming platform in early 2026.
Among 315 CNN paid subscribers with a New York Times receipt history, 89.8% had The Times first, a median of 835 days before CNN.
Among 1,916 Greenlight families, 9.1% paid for Life360 in the trailing year versus 3.0% expected after matching on income and number of children.
Among identifiable Weebly site owners, 9.1% of 572 lapsed owners had paid Wix or Squarespace vs. 4.6% of 261 retained owners in our U.S. panel.
Of 27 paneled Intelius customers with no tracked people-search activity for six months who later returned, 92.6% first returned through a rival.
Among 31,809 current YouTube Premium subscribers, 93.1% had no observed Peacock subscription; 4.7% had third-party billing and 2.2% paid directly.
Among 1,369 Wizard101 console buyers observable before launch and active through Aug. 17, 2026, 97.7% had no prior observed KingsIsle purchase.
From Feb. 2025–July 2026, 97.8% of 5,688 Duolingo lapsers who remained observable had no paid rival-language receipt; 1.5% adopted a new competitor.
Among 259 lapsed Echelon members with a full follow-up year, 98.5% had no spend at a tracked connected-fitness rival, matching 98.4% for Peloton.
Among 399 Cleo users observed in our U.S. e-receipt panel through Venmo or Square receipts, 46.1% used Chime and 45.6% used Dave from Aug. 2025–Aug. 2026.
Among prior-year Netflix holders, 15.6% of Angel Guild members had no current-year Netflix receipt vs. 23.2% of other streaming subscribers.
From Jun. 2025–May 2026, 27.7% of Replit users with at least $100 in prior spend and no prior rival newly paid a rival coding tool, vs. 14.8% of lower spenders.
In H1 2026, Apple Music churners held a rival at 58.2% versus 34.4% of retained subscribers; only 20.9% held Spotify.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, 45.0% of H1 2025 Apple TV+ cancelers started a new paid streaming service within six months vs. 23.3% of Netflix cancelers.
From Aug. 2024–Aug. 2026, beIN SPORTS subscribers were 5.97× as likely as general streamers to pay for DAZN, based on a 254-person cohort.
In 2025, the U.S. e-receipt panel observed 338 Bird Buddy app-store subscribers and 3 Birdfy subscribers; Birdfy web billing is undercaptured.
From 2024 through August 2026, Birdfy reached 1,086 U.S. e-receipt panel buyers on Amazon versus 676 for Bird Buddy.
By June–July 2026, 82.7% of Boost Mobile’s August 2025 card-paying cohort remained active vs. 88.2% of Consumer Cellular’s cohort.
From Jan. 2024–Aug. 2026, 210 Braindom payers who also bought another identified game had median spending of $6.99 on Braindom and $52.92 elsewhere.
In our Google Play receipt panel, Chess.com cancelers averaged 0.82 other-app cancellations in the same month, versus a ~0.33 monthly baseline.
Among U.S. families with children, 18.0% of ClassDojo-paying families bought Roblox versus 5.0% of other families in August 2025–August 2026.
In our U.S. card panel, Consumer Cellular gained 3.6 AT&T or Verizon switchers for every one it lost back from February–July 2025 to 2026.
Among 1,432 LifeLock cancellers with full 12-month windows, Credit Karma receipt rates were 3.5% before cancellation and 3.8% after.
Among 6,643 Crunchyroll lapsers, the share with another paid streamer was 17% lower in April–July 2026 than in November 2025–February 2026.
Among the same U.S. receipt panelists observed across 2024 and 2025, 21.3% of resale-only Cubs buyers bought again vs. 19.5% of official-only accounts.
From Mar.–May 2025 to Mar.–May 2026, direct Claude subscriptions rose 19.4%→54.3% among 324 Cursor cancelers, versus 26.0%→49.6% among retained users.
After the May 2026 Nitro bundle launch, 24.6% of Xbox Game Pass payers with Discord Nitro had no direct bill over three months versus 17.2% without Nitro.
Among 1,161 dual customers from 2023–2024, 27.6% paid only Namecheap in the August 2025–August 2026 window versus 15.1% who paid only GoDaddy.
DuckDuckGo subscribers paid Perplexity at 11.0% versus 5.8% of standalone-VPN peers from August 2025–August 2026, a ~1.9-times difference.
Among 476 U.S. Envato subscribers active in 2024, 38.8% of those also paying an AI provider later canceled or expired, versus 30.2% of others.
From Aug. 2025–Aug. 2026, 14.5% of individually billed Figma subscribers also paid Canva versus 7.2% of Adobe subscribers and 2.1% of active panelists.
Jan. 2023–Aug. 2025: Final Fantasy XIV or World of Warcraft was inferred active alone in ~80% of months when either was inferred active.
Among 232 Oura and cash-pay GLP-1 buyers who joined our U.S. e-receipt panel before both purchases, the GLP-1 receipt came first for 55%.
Fox One’s June 2026 cohort had 3.8% ESPN overlap versus 15.7% at launch and 43.1% observed 60-day cancellation versus 52.4%.
Among 4,464 mid-2025 payers, new AI adopters canceled Grammarly at 19.1% vs. 14.2% for non-adopters; new non-AI subscription adopters canceled at 17.6%.
Among 2,028 direct-billed HBO Max cancelers from July 2025–January 2026, 207 started a rival in the cancellation month, versus ~107 per month before.
In 120-day pre-cancellation windows, 437 Humble Choice cancellers averaged 21.1 Steam orders, versus 11.4 for 380 matched retained subscribers.
Our U.S. e-receipt panel observed 260 Granola direct Stripe payers from June 2024–August 2026; rival counts spanned more captured billing channels.
Among 61 dual subscribers, InvestingPro was first in 33 of 45 decided start orders and had the earlier last receipt in 28 of 46 decided last-receipt orders.
Among 1,185 IXL Ultimate workbook buyers from January 2024–July 2026, 52.7% bought another tracked brand and they purchased 1.94 brands on average.
After accounting for merchant counts, Life360 subscribers had 1.35× the food-delivery rate of married non-subscribers in modeled $100K+ households.
From August 2024–August 2026, M1 customers were 1.94× as likely as Wealthfront customers to show Webull activity and 1.34× as likely at Robinhood or Coinbase.
Among 1,360 observable 2024 MasterClass subscribers, credential-platform payers renewed at 53.1% vs. 56.7% for enrichment-only subscribers.
Metro customers who later paid Verizon, Visible, or Total by Verizon had $3,645 in median baseline card spend vs. $2,628 among retained customers.
Among 3,734 MLB.TV subscribers, NBA and NFL plans ran 9.2–13.4 times panel rates and peaked during baseball’s 2025–26 offseason.
From Jan. 2025–Aug. 2026, $600+ Motorola Razr purchases were 1.34× as likely as Apple purchases to come from modeled $100K+ households.
From 2022–2026, mSpy subscriber households were about 26% less likely to include children than the average for five parental-control and family-safety apps.
Among 6,275 NBA 2K25 spenders with no NBA 2K26 receipt, the share with an EA Sports receipt fell from 31.2% in 2024–25 to 23.8% in 2025–26.
During the 2025–26 season, NBA League Pass subscribers were ~10.3× as likely as general panelists to have ESPN and ~4.8× as likely to have Peacock.
From Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026, Net-a-Porter captured 32.1% of returning buyers’ tracked luxury spending vs. 18.9% for Mytheresa and 15.3% for Farfetch.
Among 964 dual customers, median spend from July 2025–June 2026 was $276 at GoDaddy vs. $198 at Network Solutions.
Among 67 Substack subscribers with an established Times subscription, 50.7% had a recent Times receipt vs. 24.4% of matched Times subscribers without Substack.
Among 2,367 U.S. DIRECTV cancelers, 6.8% newly had a measured rival live-TV receipt within 180 days; 75.2% had none before or after.
Among 1,137 new Bitdefender buyers from Aug. 2024–Jul. 2025, 9.9% had a paid-rival receipt in the prior year and 9.4% had one in the next year.
Among panelists with a Lovable receipt from September 2025–January 2026, 34.1% without a May–August receipt held another paid AI tool vs. 56.5% with one.
In 2025, 31.1% of first-party Peacock churners held a rival service versus 25.1% of retained subscribers; the gap was 1.5 points in 2024.
Among 315 Peloton households that also owned iFIT or NordicTrack, 43.8% had a cancellation or deactivation signal vs. 34.2% of 16,442 Peloton-only households.
In 2024–2026, 2,211 people with an often-$0 DCUO console receipt averaged 3.22 of five major-franchise or MMO groups vs. 2.67 for 526 peers.
Among 2,575 annual PicsArt subscribers from the second half of 2024, renewal was 30.0% for 516 who also paid for generative AI vs. 22.2% for 2,059 others.
Of 2024 rival-free PlayStation Plus panelists, 3.8% of H1 2025 churners added Xbox Game Pass or Nintendo Switch Online in H2, versus 3.2% of retained users.
From July 2025–June 2026, 80 of 409 eligible Postmates lapsers (19.6%) first ordered Uber Eats vs. 99 of 507 (19.5%) for DoorDash.
From July 2025–June 2026, Roblox direct-pay households were 2.6×–5.1× as likely as the active card panel to pay Microsoft, Nintendo, Blizzard, or Steam.
From July 2025–June 2026, Second Life residents were 13.8× as likely as active panelists to pay for Discord and 9.0× as likely to pay for Twitch.
Among 961 separately billed The Athletic subscribers, 50.2% paid for live-sports streaming vs. 23.8% of 3,851 New York Times All Access bundle-only subscribers.
From August 2025–August 2026, password-manager payment reached 15.8% of CleanMyMac buyers and 32.0% of Setapp members, versus 8.3% and 5.1% for antivirus.
In our U.S. e-receipt panel, Aug. 2025–Jul. 2026, paid Sideline users were 2.29× as likely as peers with similar receipt counts to have Coinbase receipts.
Non-SiriusXM receipts rose from 413.98 to 445.34 per canceler (+7.6%), versus 393.73 to 414.46 for retained subscribers (+5.3%).
From April 2025–August 17, 2026, 26.5% of 1,273 SiriusXM–Spotify dual subscribers canceled Spotify vs. 19.5% who canceled SiriusXM.
Among 2,384 Stamps.com users in our panel, 62.8% of Click-N-Ship dual users lapsed from July 2025–August 2026 vs. 43.3% of Stamps.com-only users.
Starlink adopters kept legacy satellite at 31.3% versus a 67.6% non-adopter baseline; cable retention was 69.4% versus 86.0%.
From Aug. 2024–Jul. 2026, Story Time Chess buyers were ~3.7× as likely as parents with similar receipt counts to pay for learning and ~2.6× to hold Audible.
In the year through August 15, 2026, 469 SwimOutlet buyers who also shopped direct swim brands spent $253.86 vs. $149.04 for 7,481 others.
Among observable postpaid switchers, 44.9% of T-Mobile leavers chose prepaid, and 33.1% moved to a T-Mobile-owned brand versus 50.2% for Verizon.
Among 1,385 direct-billed Atlantic subscribers, New York Times co-holders canceled at 10.8% versus 10.5% for Atlantic-only subscribers.
Among 1,672 lapsed Wargaming payers, the share buying War Thunder fell from 22.5% in 2024 to 4.2% in Aug. 2025–Aug. 2026.
For 662 panelists who canceled The New York Times in 2025, the share with another paid-news subscription fell: 10.0% in Jul.–Dec. 2024, 5.6% in Mar.–Aug. 2026.
In 2024–2025, TomTom GO subscribers bought premium software at 3.6 times the active-panel rate, versus 1.9 times for commodity retailers and fast-food brands.
Among 118 TripIt Pro lapsers, observed flight bookings averaged 5.4 in their final paid year and 6.3 in the first fully lapsed year.
From Q3 2025 to Q2 2026, Twitch lapsers’ other entertainment subscriptions fell 14.2% vs. 3.9% for retained subscribers; non-Twitch receipt activity fell 4.0%.
Among 608 Ubisoft+ churners with Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus, 88.2% had the rival first and 78.3% still held it one month after canceling Ubisoft+.
USA TODAY subscribers with another paid news title retained at 37.1% through August 2026 versus 25.0% for single-title subscribers, a 12.1-point gap.
Among U.S. card panelists, 968 moved from Verizon to T-Mobile versus 408 in reverse by May–July 2026; 94.7% of tracked defectors remained after 6+ months.
From August 2025 through August 2026, Vivino’s median online-wine order was $200, compared with $155 at Wine.com and $105 at Total Wine.
Among Animoto dual payers who later kept only one tool, 82.9% kept Canva and 85.1% kept Adobe; 61.2% of 338 lapsers later paid no tracked rival.
Among HP households replacing printers Jan. 2025–Aug. 2026, rival refillable-tank share was 10.7% for Instant Ink versus 11.1% for cartridge buyers.
Across matched 180-day windows, rival-gaming orders per WoW canceler rose from 17.9 to 18.8, while retained subscribers fell from 11.2 to 8.8.
From H1 2025 to H1 2026, YouCam’s established U.S. e-receipt panel subscriber count fell 36.5%, versus 20.2% for rival editing apps.
Across 265 fully observed Zwift off-season lapse events from winters 2023–2025, 19.6% had a Zwift return vs. 1.9% with a paid indoor-cycling rival.
From August 2025–July 2026, GeForce NOW payers were 1.73× as likely as other engaged gamers to buy on Steam but 0.54× as likely to hold PlayStation Plus.
In the first half of 2026, 37.8% of U.S. e-receipt panelists with an active Google One AI Pro or Ultra plan also paid for Claude, ChatGPT, or Perplexity.
Among 4,196 U.S. e-receipt panelists who left Game Pass in May–August 2026, 92.8% held no tracked Game Pass, PlayStation Plus, or Nintendo Switch Online plan.
From Aug. 2024-Aug. 2026, Linktree app payers showed seller-side Square, Stripe, or Shopify receipts ~5.9× as often as other app payers in our e-receipt panel.
In the trailing year as of July 20, 2026, Ancestry members were 3.04× as likely as panelists meeting the same activity threshold to pay for The New York Times.
Among 1,869 panelists who cancelled Ancestry from January through June 2025, 82.5% had no captured Ancestry, 23andMe, or MyHeritage receipt in the next year.
From July 2025 through July 20, 2026, America’s Test Kitchen members were 1.92 times as likely as other digital subscribers to use Instacart.
From July 2025 through July 20, 2026, America’s Test Kitchen members were 3.76 times as likely as other digital subscribers to shop at Williams-Sonoma.
Among 2,526 U.S. e-receipt panelists who cancelled AMC+ from July 2024 through July 20, 2026, 19.6% had a Netflix receipt during up to 90 days of follow-up.
Among 974 U.S. e-receipt panelists who paid for ABCmouse from August 2025 through July 20, 2026, 10.2% also paid for Lingokids.
Among 1,324 U.S. panelists whose Adobe receipt showed cancellation from July through December 2025, 11.6% had a ChatGPT/OpenAI receipt within five months.
Of 2,510 U.S. consumers who canceled an AccuWeather subscription from July 2024 to July 20, 2026, roughly 78% did not start another tracked paid weather app.
From July 2025 through July 20, 2026, 12.9% of 2,206 active AccuWeather subscribers also paid for news, versus 3.3% of other active panelists.
From July 2025 through June 2026, 22.7% of 16,365 U.S. dating-app payers also paid for ChatGPT/OpenAI, versus 6.3% of other active panelists.
From July 2025 through June 2026, 25.5% of active AllTrails subscribers in our U.S. e-receipt panel booked Airbnb and 18.1% shopped at REI.
From July 20, 2025, through July 20, 2026, 44% of about 8,300 U.S. Acorn TV payers also paid for Netflix, while 36% paid for BritBox.
From July 2025 through July 2026, 12.9% of active AMC+ subscribers in our U.S. e-receipt panel paid for Starz, versus 3.4% of other streaming customers.
From July 20, 2025, through July 20, 2026, 66% of about 8,300 U.S. Acorn TV payers were billed through Prime Video Channels, versus 12% by Acorn TV directly.
From July 2025 through June 2026, Wix and Squarespace subscribers were 3.96 times as likely as our active panelists to pay for Notion.
Among 5,424 U.S. lapsed Coursera or Udemy buyers, 33.7% paid for an AI assistant from July 2025 through June 2026, versus 4.1% for Duolingo.
From January through June 2026, 42% of approximately 6,545 active A+E streaming subscribers also paid for Netflix, compared with approximately 30% for Max.
Among 339,525 U.S. streaming subscribers in the 12 months ending August 4, 2026, Hulu + Netflix led pairs at 7.6%; Hulu + Netflix + Peacock led trios at 1.2%.
In the 52 weeks ending August 2, 2026, 38.9% of active direct-billed Paramount+ subscribers also held Netflix, versus 17.9% for Hulu.
Among 24,605 U.S. direct-billed Hulu churners in 2025, Max led external new-subscription starts within 180 days at 5.4%.
Warehouse-club spend fell $4.49 per month for Weight Watchers starters versus $11.72 for matched controls, a $7.23 difference-in-differences.
FoxOne signups reached 3.9x their trailing six-month baseline during the 2026 World Cup, but 28% of that signup cohort had churned as of July 22, 2026.
Amazon Prime and YouTube TV / Primetime accounted for 72% of first-time FoxOne World Cup signups in June 2026, while direct checkout captured 27%.
From July 2025 to July 2026, 20.5% of US creative-software subscribers also paid for an AI assistant, 2.4x the 8.5% rate among active subscribers overall.
Among 2,278 paid Vimeo subscribers, paid AI-tool adoption rose from roughly 13% in H1 2024 to 29% in H1 2026, after reaching 19% in H2 2025.
From July 2025 through June 2026, active U.S. golf-equipment buyers were approximately 6–9 times as likely as our active panelists to use major travel brands.
From July 2025 through June 2026, 22.3% of established Wall Street Journal subscribers also held The New York Times, versus 8.1% for The Washington Post.
From July 2025 through July 2026, 10.5% of 3,467 active Peloton members in our panel also paid for a gym, led by Planet Fitness at 5.0%.
From July 2025 through June 2026, 55.2% of recent Blink Health customers also used Walgreens and 53.1% used CVS.
Among 6,089 US subscribers who paid for Tinder from July 2024 through June 2025 but stopped in the following year, 90.3% bought no competing paid dating app.
From July 2025 through June 2026, 23.8% of Crypto.com customers also transacted on Kraken; 23.0% of Kraken customers also used Coinbase.
From July 2025 through June 2026, U.S. people-search subscribers were 6.3× as likely as our active panelists to use Chime and 3.4× as likely to use Klarna.
From July 2025 through July 2026, Garmin buyers were 5.5 times as likely as Oura, Whoop, and Peloton buyers to spend at marinas and marine suppliers.