Going Freemium: One Year Later

Re:Going Freemium: One Year Later by zavulon on Tuesday September 28, 2010 @12:32PM (#1736209)

At a risk of harming myself, you guys might be giving too much stuff away for free. I've been using Freshbooks for about a year for my small business, and got most of my business partners to send me invoices through Freshbooks.

We are all still using a free account, and never had a need to switch over. The free account just offers everything I need. I don't even know what would I get with premium account - I never felt a need to check it out.

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Re:Going Freemium: One Year Later by singer on Tuesday September 28, 2010 @01:46PM (#1736521)

What happens when you acquire your 4th client?

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Re:Going Freemium: One Year Later by Mike_McDerment on Wednesday September 29, 2010 @12:35PM (#1740032)

you are asked to pay a monthly fee. you can use up to three for free for as long as you like, but as soon as you need to manager four at the same time you are prompted to a paying account.

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Re:Going Freemium: One Year Later by Mike_McDerment on Wednesday September 29, 2010 @02:09PM (#1740418)

have you ever told anyone about FreshBooks?

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Re:Going Freemium: One Year Later by zavulon on Tuesday October 05, 2010 @07:24PM (#1762031)

Yes, I got a bunch of people who send me invoices to do it through Freshbooks. But AFAIK, we're all using the free account ...

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