A duplicate photo deleter app that uses a paywall and rewarded ads.
Cleanup, a duplicate photo deleter, shows onboarding, then a paywall, and offers a rewarded ad to delete more photos when users close it. Paying users get the full product while non-payers still generate revenue. The source notes 80 to 90% of installs never pay. Lesson: pair a paywall with a rewarded ad fallback to monetize the majority who decline.
App Masters · May 26Shows onboarding, then a paywall, and when the user closes it offers a rewarded ad to delete more photos. Paying users get the full product while non-payers still generate revenue.
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