Feature to paywall conversion
Reports per-feature engagement among free users and their pricing page views, to inform feature-gating strategy. It does not sequence feature use to payment or show quadrants.
Authored by Intempt Technologies
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Rank features by paid conversion
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About this recipe
When to use it
Not every feature that free users bump into converts them. This measures, per feature, the real path from interaction to pricing view to subscription - so you can see which gates are pulling their weight and which are just friction.
What it delivers
Tracks, per feature, the percentage of free users who interact with it and subsequently both view pricing and subscribe, giving a real conversion rate to inform which features are worth gating.
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“Reports per-feature engagement among free users and their pricing page views, to inform feature-gating strategy. It does not sequence feature use to payment or show quadrants.”
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- 01Rank features by paid conversionCreate an Insights report called "Feature to Paywall Conversion". Series A: Event "Click on" filtered by target_id matching a feature pattern, scoped to free-plan users (users without a paid Subscription started), aggregation: Count Unique Users per target_id, label: "Free Users Who Tried Feature" Series B: Of the users in Series A, those who subsequently emitted a View page where Page URL contains "/pricing" within 30 days of the feature click, label: "Reached Paywall" Series C: Of the users in Series A, those who subsequently emitted Subscription started (with trial_end null: paid, non-trial) within 30 days, label: "Converted to Paid" Series D: Computed: Series B / Series A × 100, unit: %, label: "Feature to Paywall Rate" Series E: Computed: Series C / Series A × 100, unit: %, label: "Feature to Paid Rate" Breakdown: By target_id (the specific feature) Time range: Last 90 days Compare: Previous period (prior 90 days) Chart type: Scatter plot: X axis = Feature to Paywall Rate (Series D), Y axis = Feature to Paid Rate (Series E), bubble size = Series A volume (free users who tried). Each bubble is a feature. Annotations: - Quadrant labeling on the scatter: - High Paywall + High Paid: features that drive monetization (gate them, or use them as the upgrade pitch). Promote in upgrade prompts. - High Paywall + Low Paid: features that intrigue but don't close (paywall view is happening but pricing isn't compelling: pricing/positioning issue). - Low Paywall + High Paid: stealth-monetization features (users convert without going through pricing: already sold; no need to gate). - Low Paywall + Low Paid: low-monetization features (giveaways: keep in free tier, don't gate, but also don't over-invest). - Flag any feature with high free-tier usage AND zero conversion lift: these features are pure cost; consider deprecating or gating. - Highlight the top 3 features by Feature to Paid Rate (Series E): these are the paywall-optimal features. - Surface the feature with the largest Free to Paywall conversion gap (Series D much higher than Series E): pricing-perception issue specific to that feature. Use case: Kyle Poyar's (OpenView) most-shared Amplitude template. Tells the product team which features to gate behind the paywall vs. which to give away vs. which to deprecate. The single most-actionable monetization analysis a SaaS product can run. Taxonomy notes: - Click on.target_id is the canonical feature handle. - View page.Page URL filtered to /pricing identifies paywall views. - Subscription started.trial_end null distinguishes paid from trial.
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