How to Give Users a Free Trial on an Adalo App
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Offering a 14 day free trial? Here's how you can limit a user's free time on the app and automatically route them to a paid screen after the trial period.
In this video I walk through how to see if the user has paid and then check how long the user has been on the app.
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Hi, Thanks for your Vids! they are great.
One quick question, How would you work around the feature of say - Paid Adverts.
where, a user pays for an advert for one week, two weeks or 4 weeks. Each with a specific price.
You have an Advert Created date. and a numeric field for the days... 7, 14, 30 (days). How can we add days to set an expiry date for the Advert?
(start of Today)+ 14(Days) does not work and was hoping to find a work around.
Maybe you can help me and other people who may encounter this issue?
Thank you,
Thank you very much for that! However, I have 2 questions:
- how do you add an option to unsubscribe to a plan?
I can put an "unsubscribe" button which updates the status "Paid" to "false". But how do you send the information to Stripe that this user (this bank card) should no longer be charged?
- how do you manage to automatically log out a user after a certain time (24 hours for example)?
Thanks again !!
Integrating full SaaS features is a whole different beast. In short, you're looking for webhooks. Stripe has an entire section on their site about this.
To get started though, we recommend manually disconnecting the accounts.
I was wondering how you setup an "upgrade required" screen... Do you have a video on this?
I'm not entirely sure what you're looking for. After 14 days, we redirect the user to a screen where they have to pay (upgrade screen).
@@FlywheelStudio how do you create the "upgrade screen"?
Yeah. It’s missing a lot of info.
Ciao,
thanks for the video, interesting.
I was thinking, wouldn't it be better for the newly registered user to be directed to the subscription page or choose to activate the trial?
Are the two intermediate pages necessary? Can't everything be configured on the login and home page?
In addition, if the user has automatic login, they go straight to the home, bypassing the login window and thus all subsequent control. Or am I missing something?
Thank U
There are a lot of different ways to do it! It depends on your use case, offering, etc. This video is really meant to cover how to have actions based on the user's free trial date.
In terms of doing it all on one page, when I filmed this I had trouble getting that to work properly so I separated it. Adalo has come a long way since then, so there's definitely better ways to do this now!
@@FlywheelStudio thanks, i will try :)
@@FlywheelStudio Any plans on creating an updated video or is there one already that I missed?
Interesting! How would you handle this if the user was already logged in?
That's harder. There are a few ways to do it, none are great. You could automatically log the user out after a certain period of time, forcing them to log in again and go through the flow.
But you didn’t give a step by step on how to do this. Please I need it 🙏🏼
Hello, what do I do if I want to make a monthly subscription? Very good video, I got almost all the information I need
Great tip... just subscribed! Not related to this video, but do you know of a way to perform “complex” calculations in Adalo? I need to calculate XIRR, but it seems Adalo’s formula support is extremely limited. Maybe it’s possible to connect to google sheets, push data there to perform the calculation, and then send the result back to Adalo?
Two ways - adalo can perform a lot of calcs that are more difficult than you'd imagine. It's just not super friendly while doing it. You can save variables to the screen using inputs for easier reference.
The second way is to build it in a 3rd party system, like airtable, and use that to pull in the calc. Hope that helps!
@@FlywheelStudio it definitely does help... thank you! Glad to hear that Adalo is more powerful than I was thinking.
Muito bom o conteúdo!! Estou quase terminado o meu app, só que eu preciso de uma ajudinha.. rrsss, Gostaria de saber como o usuário logado compartilha algo do aplicativo no whatsapp ?
I don't think you can do that from Adalo. If it's a static item you share, you could use an external link tracking (i.e., bit.ly).