One client became a third of revenue, then started to drift.
Monthly revenue · Growth Rate. The healthy range for Growth Rate is 10% to 35%.
One client grew to be a third of revenue, and from mid-July its leaders started missing meetings. Revenue at risk rose from 11% to 47%. Net revenue retention still read a healthy 102%, because the client was still paying. That's why it's a lagging warning, and why the leading signs matter.

Profitable Client Retention, The Whale. Revenue at risk rose from 11% to 47% as the largest client's engagement slipped.
The whale keeps drifting. At the usual rate for at-risk clients, about $59K a month of its work is gone by October 2027, and Growth Rate falls to about 4% as the June expansion drops out of the window. Large Client Dependence falls only because the biggest client is leaving.
Revenue about $1.04M a month by October 2027 instead of $869K, Growth Rate near 19% instead of 4%, and about $697K more profit over 12 months. Large Client Dependence falls to about 29% because the firm grows around the whale, not because it loses it.

Revenue, The Whale. If nothing changes, growth stalls near $869K a month as the whale's work drifts away. With the Growth Plan, about $1.04M.
Illustrative. Juniper Ridge Advisory is a fictional firm with a full year of modeled data, analyzed the way we analyze yours.
It is still profitable and paying. The plan keeps it while ideal-profile clients make it a smaller share.
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