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Onboarding Redesign Nearly Doubled a SaaS Trial-to-Paid Conversion Rate

A case study describes how redesigning a client's onboarding flow raised trial-to-paid conversion from 18% to 34%. It implies onboarding friction is a significant, fixable driver of lost SaaS revenue, though the post gives no methodology or reproducible detail.

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