Thoughts on free trial + no credit card?
Yuki
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Personally, I'm not the biggest fan of this because there's no intent for the user to actually purchase but what do you think?
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Trey Winterbourne@treyww
Hmm I see what you mean. I've not yet came into a scenario where I've needed to think about pricing (soon!), but I agree with you where users may not intend to continue after the trial.
But at the same time, you've shown them trust, and you've shown them a (limited) product. It's up to them if they think it's worth paying for. I'm not too experienced so maybe there's more psychology behind the pricing models, but I think no cc + free trial will still work.
I'm giving this a follow though, I'd like to hear others thoughts of this. Thanks for the post :)
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