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Even if a customer won’t pay for your service directly, he will buy other things, like clothes, groceries, flowers and more.
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TrialPay lets customers pay for your product by trying or buying from name-brand companies (Gap, Netflix, ProFlowers, Groupon, etc.).
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When a customer completes a purchase at a partner site, that site pays for your service — often even more than your regular price!
Earn New Revenue From Your Current Traffic
Millions of users visit Fandango to see movie times, but only a small percentage actually pay for their tickets through Fandango.com. Fandango presents visitors with a “Get a Free Ticket” button next to movie listings and earns significant new revenue.
Encourage visitors to purchase before they go to theater
Provide users with compelling payment options from big brands
Increases sales from their current traffic
Turn Free Users Into Paying Customers
Skype encourages customers to use its phone service by offering free calls through TrialPay. Customers get free calls by completing one offer from premier brands, and TrialPay pays Skype the full value of the free calls—and often even more.
Monetize price-sensitive customers with compelling payment options
Earn more per transaction, as many offers pay more than your asking price
Boost your brand by partnering with name-brand advertisers
Increase Sales With Targeted Offers
Slacker Radio features a highly targeted banner on its home page that offers visitors a free three-month subscription in exchange for signing up for GameFly, a game rental service popular with Slacker’s demographic. TrialPay uses a Cost Per Acquisition from GameFly to pay for the Slacker Radio Plus subscription, generating new revenue for both parties.
Maximize revenue from your home page and other high-traffic pages
Entice users to subscribe by presenting targeted payment options
Create loyal users by giving them a great deal on your service
Boost Retention Rates
CareerBuilder.com increases customer retention by offering a 60-day renewal for free through TrialPay. Customers complete one offer from their favorite brands and pay for a subscription to the largest job site in the U.S. in the process. TrialPay makes it happen.
Improve customer retention with innovative upgrade campaigns
Create significant new revenue from your current user base
Reduce cancelled subscriptions
Reduce Site Abandonment
The Wall Street Journal reduces site abandonment by giving these non-paying visitors a chance to get a premium subscription for free through TrialPay. Customers get a free 1-month subscription and The Wall Street Journal earns significant new revenue from customers who weren’t going to pay.
Reduce abandonment with free, custom-designed abandonment screens
Maximize revenue from your current traffic
Increase conversions without spending a dime
