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Ideally you should have thought about paying customers up front. That way you can set limits on your free tier. As it is you have happy customers paying nothin
by beardyw 1y ago
Ideally you should have thought about paying customers up front. That way you can set limits on your free tier.
As it is you have happy customers paying nothing. You don't say if 280 is sign ups or active users (you do need to measure that). You might expect to convert a small percentage, maybe in single figures, but only with something they need (see 1st paragraph).
- bruce511 1y agoPersonally, I'd put the ads back in, and then your $5 a month version can be to not see ads. Either way you make a little bit. Although I'm not sure that you get much for ads with so few users... But you're learning that when you give people something for free, they're happy to use it for free. And for something as simple as "tracking expenses", it's really hard to add enough value to get people to pay. I mean, I can do it in notepad, or with a pencil and paper...