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Most SaaS Onboarding Journeys Suck.
Yours Doesn't Have To.
You spend hundreds of hours building a great product and thousands of $$$ on user acquisition,
only to see your users dropping off before they've even had a chance to
experience your product's true value.
With a few simple changes, we can help you.
Maximize Activation & Adoption.
Develop a frictionless and personalized onboarding flow that effectively showcases all relevant features, ensuring that users easily understand how to achieve their desired outcomes.
Reduce Churn
& Drop-Off Rates.
Refine your onboarding journey to get users to value quicker, allowing new sign ups to navigate your product effortlessly and access its full potential.
Boost Free-To-Paid Conversions.
Clearly demonstrate the benefits of your product's solution, allowing users to experience your product's true value and making their upgrade an obvious next step.
Is this for you?
You have a SaaS product
You offer a free-trial or freemium model
You're getting new sign-ups, but they're not converting
Why the need?
Imagine this.
Your pet poodle finally gets promoted to team manager at the local dog park but he's really struggling to manage all of his tasks. He hops online and starts looking for a project management tool - He finds three options:
1. Barker.ai - forces him to book a demo and so he quickly exits the page.
2. Wags.io lets him get started with a free plan, but when he lands in the product, he's bombarded with fancy features and a confusing UI that just leads him to frustration.
3. However, when he signs up for Snuffles.com, their product walks him through a seamless onboarding journey, asking him the right questions to personalize each step of the way. Within a few minutes, he's got a new team dashboard with the tasks of all his fluffy friends nicely organized and aligned.
I think you can guess which product he chose?
That's right, none of them, because he's a dog. Let's get back to reality.
The reality is, if you don't create a powerful and enjoyable onboarding experience, most of your hard-earned new sign ups are going to drop off.
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