Marketing & Acronyms

MAU (Monthly Active Users)

Quick Definition

MAU is the count of unique users active on a product or website over a 30-day window.

In context

Standard top-of-funnel metric. Growth from organic search shows up in MAU growth before it shows in revenue.

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