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Am I reading this right? 10,000 users - 1,400 on free trial = 8,600 paying subscribers. If so, congratulations! =)
by kappaknight 15y ago
Am I reading this right? 10,000 users - 1,400 on free trial = 8,600 paying subscribers.
If so, congratulations! =)
- MattBearman 15y agoThe blog has a graph showing around 1500 paying customers, which is still amazing (nearly $15k / month revenue!). I'm guessing the missing 6000 odd are staying on the free plan.
- yesimahuman 15y agoSorry, that's misleading (though I do wish :)) There are about 1500 customers in a trial plan that hasn't expired and doesn't require a credit card, so we will only convert some percentage of them to paying customers. However, we just pushed an update last night that has dramatically increased our conversion rate from free to paid trials. Only time will tell by how much!
- lusr 15y agoI'm surprised the potential here wasn't recognized; seems like a no brainer given the target market (one that's growing ridiculously fast with no signs of slowing down) and the obvious level of quality! Of course what doesn't look like a no brainer with the benefit of hindsight ;) Out of curiosity what change did you make that led to your conversion rate increasing so dramatically? You mentioned something in your post too, but didn't elucidate.
- yesimahuman 15y agoFor the free builder we added a feature to immediately upgrade and save your work in progress in your dashboard, instead of just telling you to upgrade, forcing you to decide between losing your work or doing it all over again.
- janlukacs 15y agoso the avarage conversion rate is about 8%? that's very good :)