The freemium business model, where you give away a service or app for free and charge a subscription fee to those who want premium features, has taken off everywhere. But Ben Chestnut, chief executive ...

This post was originally posted on Jason Cohen’s personal blog. Seems like every third startup nowadays is using the “freemium” business model: The lowest service tier is free, and the business is ...

Freemium is a business model where basic services or features are offered for free, while premium services come with a cost. This approach aims to attract a large user base quickly, allowing you to ...

When growing your business, it’s important to figure out what model fits best for your business. Today, one popular strategy is the freemium model. Here’s how to know if it’s right for your business.

As the CFO of a company with the word “free” in the name, FreeConferenceCall.com, you might be surprised to learn I’m not a big fan of the freemium business model. While the strategy has short-term ...

The journey new users go through when using your product directly affects how the product is evaluated and how it is perceived. The business model you choose strongly influences the entire funnel, ...

Giving away your product is not usually considered an ideal business model. But a growing number of software firms are doing just that. The freemium model—also known as product-led model—was pioneered ...

Freemium — a business model that offers basic features at no cost and charges users extra to access the entire platform — is widely known in consumer tech and streaming services, as brands such as ...

It’s hard to resist the allure of free. One key reason user adoption of the Internet has soared globally is the rise of the “freemium” business model — where users get to use a basic product or ...

At the heart of a 'freemium' business model is a notion that makes me viscerally uncomfortable: giving something away for nothing. Services are given away free in the expectation of being able to sell ...

If Robinhood got one thing spot on, it’s that free sells. Prior to setting off a stock market firestorm last week, investors in Robinhood, the Menlo Park, California-based trading platform, were only ...