> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.pushpushgo.company/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.pushpushgo.company/analytics/project-analytics/subscribers.md).

# Subscribers

In the [Subscribers](https://app.pushpushgo.com/dashboard/project/subscribers) section you can find information about subscribers:

* **Subscribers** - current number of subscribers, 
* **Subscribed** - number of new subscriptions in a given time range, 
* **Unsubscribed** - number of subscribers who cancelled their subscription in a given time range,
* **Average subscriber’s lifetime** - average subscription longevity of the organization’s projects. The average subscription time is calculated based on the length of previous subscriptions from last 12 months, 
* **Device** - a pie chart showing devices your subscribers use to receive push notifications in a given time range, 
* **Browser** - a pie chart showing what browsers are used by your subscribers in a given time range, 
* **Operating system** - a pie chart presenting operating systems distribution among your subscribers in a given time range,

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* **Balance** - section with **Subscribed/Unsubscribed** and **Subscribers** charts which show how number of subscribers changes on a daily basis in a given time range,&#x20;

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* **Geolocation** - a map presenting a geographical location of your subscribers in a given time range. This data doesn’t separate mobile and web push.&#x20;
* **Lifetime** - a funnel chart that represents subscribers lifetime (time from start to end of subscription) in a given time range and is similar to population pyramid.

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