DAU/MAU ratio calculator

The DAU/MAU ratio, often called stickiness, is the share of your monthly users who use the product on a typical day. Enter average daily active users, monthly active users and, if you track them, weekly active users. The calculator shows the ratio, how many days a month the average monthly user is active, and the same for weeks.

DAU/MAU (stickiness)20 %
Active days per month (30-day month)
6
DAU/WAU
40 %
Active days per week
2.8
WAU/MAU
50 %

Runs in your browser: nothing you enter is sent anywhere.

How to use it

  1. Enter average daily active users for the month.
  2. Enter monthly active users for the same month.
  3. Optionally enter weekly active users.

Formula

  • Stickiness = DAU ÷ MAU
  • Active days per month = DAU ÷ MAU × 30
  • DAU/WAU = DAU ÷ WAU; active days per week = DAU ÷ WAU × 7
  • WAU/MAU = WAU ÷ MAU

Worked example

2,000 daily, 5,000 weekly and 10,000 monthly active users:

  • Stickiness = 2,000 ÷ 10,000 = 20 %, or 6 active days a month.
  • DAU/WAU = 40 %, or 2.8 days a week.
  • WAU/MAU = 50 %.

Tips

  • Define “active” by a meaningful action (a message sent, a lesson done), not just an app open.
  • A falling ratio while MAU grows often means new users are less engaged; look at cohorts.
  • Count unique users: the same person on two devices should count once.

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate DAU/MAU?

Divide the average daily active users over a month by the monthly active users. 2,000 ÷ 10,000 = 20 %: on an average day a fifth of the month's users show up.

What does the ratio say about days of use?

Multiplied by the days in a month it gives the average active days per monthly user: 20 % × 30 = 6 days. 50 % means the average user is active every other day.

What is a good DAU/MAU?

It depends on how often the product is meant to be used. A messenger is used daily, a travel or tax app a few times a year. Compare yourself with your own past months and with similar products.

Why use average DAU and not one day?

Daily usage swings with weekdays and events. Averaging DAU over the same month as MAU gives a ratio that is stable and comparable.

More in Finance

All tools in this category: Finance ·Updated November 7, 2026

Privacy choices

Google Analytics shows us which tools are used and whether they work. It may set cookies. Your choice is kept in this browser.