Count status Id for each day

The dates table is the right way to go for this. You need seed data to get your desired output. I opened up your dates table so the older subscriber would fill in.

I also added a status table because your output requirement needs one row for every date for each status.

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #dates
CREATE TABLE #dates ([date] date)
DECLARE @dIncr DATE = '01/01/2019'
DECLARE @dEnd DATE = dateadd(day,-1,getdate())
WHILE (@dIncr <= @dEnd)
BEGIN
  INSERT INTO #dates ([date]) VALUES (@dIncr)
  SELECT @dIncr = DATEADD(day,1,@dIncr)
END
GO

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #status
CREATE TABLE #status (status varchar(20))
INSERT INTO #status VALUES
('active'),
('inactive'),
('risky')
GO

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #t1
create table #t1 (id int, [subdate] date)
insert into #t1 values 
(9, '2019-01-01'),
(1, '2019-05-02'),
(2, '2019-05-05'),
(3, '2019-05-05'),
(4, '2019-05-10')
GO

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #t2
create table #t2 (id int, [status] varchar(max), [datestatus] date)
insert into #t2 values 
(9,'risky', '2019-03-01'),
(1, 'active', '2019-05-02'),
(2, 'inactive', '2019-05-13'),
(3, 'active', '2019-05-14'),
(4, 'risky', '2019-05-15')
GO

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #t3
create table #t3 (id int, [statuschange] varchar(max), [datechange] date)
insert into #t3 values 
(9,'inactive', '2019-01-01'),
(9,'active', '2019-02-01'),
(9,'risky', '2019-03-01'),
(2, 'risky', '2019-05-08'),
(2, 'inactive', '2019-05-13'),
(3, 'inactive', '2019-05-08'),
(3, 'active', '2019-05-14'),
(4, 'inactive', '2019-05-15'),
(4, 'risky', '2019-05-15')
GO

DECLARE
    @From DATE
    , @Thru DATE;

SET @From = '05/01/2019';
SET @Thru = '05/19/2019';

WITH
output_foundation AS
(
    SELECT date, status
    FROM #dates CROSS JOIN #status
)
, id_foundation AS
(
    SELECT DISTINCT id, date
    FROM #t1 CROSS JOIN #Dates
)
, id_stat AS
(
    SELECT id, datechange, statuschange FROM #t3
    UNION
    SELECT id, subdate, 'active' FROM #t1
    UNION
    SELECT id, datestatus, status FROM #t2
)
, id_spread AS
(
    SELECT
        IFDN.id
        , IFDN.date
        , IDS.statuschange
    FROM
        id_foundation AS IFDN
        LEFT OUTER JOIN id_stat AS IDS
            ON IFDN.id = IDS.id
                AND IFDN.date = IDS.datechange
), id_fill AS
(
    SELECT
        IDS.id
        , IDS.date
        , COALESCE(IDS.statuschange, LS.statuschange) AS statuschange
    FROM
        id_spread AS IDS
        OUTER APPLY
        (
            SELECT TOP 1 statuschange
            FROM id_spread
            WHERE id = IDS.id AND date < IDS.date AND statuschange IS NOT NULL
            ORDER BY date DESC
        ) AS LS
    WHERE
        (IDS.statuschange IS NOT NULL OR LS.statuschange IS NOT NULL)
)

SELECT
    OFDN.date
    , OFDN.status
    , COUNT(statuschange) AS count
FROM
    output_foundation AS OFDN
    LEFT OUTER JOIN id_fill AS IDF
        ON OFDN.date = IDF.date
            AND OFDN.status = IDF.statuschange
WHERE
    OFDN.date >= @From
    AND OFDN.date <= @Thru
GROUP BY
    OFDN.date
    , OFDN.status
ORDER BY
    OFDN.date
    , OFDN.status;