You'd probably multiply those numbers substantially with a little rearrangement of the content. Even the pricing is weird. $1.99/month billed annually... Just

You'd probably multiply those numbers substantially with a little rearrangement of the content. Even the pricing is weird. $1.99/month billed annually... Just say $25/year - if people have bought in on the value proposition here they aren't going to run away scared when you hide $23.88 as $1.99. Also that sentence is backwards. I stopped reading after seeing the price under the false assumption that I need to pay to try the product. Instead "First month Free No CC required. If you love it, $25 per year thereafter. And if it's not for you, no problem, thanks anyways!" As an aphorism: Free is more fun than fee. You want the fee with the fun of free.