CFP delivered 34 contributors in April (up from 21 in March), 27 posts, 45 comments, and 1,312 active users on a 9,115-strong student base. The community is small relative to Schweser or KAPRE but moving in the right direction across every engagement metric.
2025 baseline shows the full prior year; 2026 partial line shows what we've recorded Jan–Apr.
CFFP is one of the smaller product communities by posting volume — 27 posts in April, 45 comments — but the cohort behind it is ramping fast. Students enrolled jumped from 5,981 (Jan 2026) to 9,115 (Apr 2026), with active users growing from 1,060 to 1,312. The audience for the community is materially larger than it was three months ago.
April's discussion metrics tracked accordingly. Contributors went from 21 in March to 34 in April — a 62% jump, the team's highest single-month contributor count. Posts (27), comments (45), and adoption rate (20%) all sit in the steady-improvement zone.
April lead attribution registered at $175,421 monthly — a meaningful increase over March's $135,168. This is reported as a top-line tile rather than a centerpiece for two reasons: (1) the 9,115-student cohort is growing the recurring-purchase line more than community engagement is, and (2) there's no clean attribution model linking single threads to specific revenue events. It's a number worth tracking but not a story to lead with.