I built a web app for government- currently only have the one entity that helped me create it with feedback on it. Struggling to onboard more since everyone is asking for references. I currently offer a 30 day trial but am thinking about making it a full year just to get somebody else onboard so I can start bidding better. What is the general consensus on something like this or is this the worse idea ever. Thank you in advance.

  • researchmindopc@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    It depends on what type of web app it is. It’ll be good if you can have a tiered option in place, a basic plan with very limited features to give users a feel with a 30-day free trial for the advanced/full-fledged version.

  • alejandrobrega@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    No, never offers a “Free Plan”, in my case when I removed the free plans on my SaaS products the revenue skyrocketed and the costs lowered a lot, for example I found 103 users on a “free” plan being the same person.

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      1 year ago

      This is not a universal advice. It depends a lot on the industry and your clients.

      In your case - you could put some obstacles for users not to be able to abuse the free plans as much.