According to an industry-wide standard, a free trial to paid conversion rate of anything less than 25% is considered to be poor for this marketing strategy. It means, for example, out of 100 free trial users, if the number of customers who are deciding to purchase your product after their trial period is over is less than 25, then it means you need improvement in your product.
Users, out of their zeal of trying your product for free, self-educate themselves about the product. This saves a lot of time and effort that you need to give them to provide initial training.
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