Bee active user YoY growth jumped from 17% to over 55%
Massimo Arrigoni · Team Retreat Playbook: Why We Spend $2,500 per head for our SaaS team retreats · Oct 16, 2022 · at 21:22
Bee CEO Massimo Arrigoni details how active user growth and power user acquisition accelerated after implementing a freemium tier.
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“The year over year rate before it was around 17% and it shot up to over 55%. But the interesting thing is that it wasn't just any users, even the heavy users of the application, the growth rate for those heavy users went from around 15% over year over year to over 30%.”
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