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Personalized pricing recommendations: Grammarly's A/B test

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The bottom line

Grammarly raised upgrade rates by 10-20% by recommending pricing plans based on how users answered an onboarding questionnaire. Tailoring plan suggestions and the pricing page to stated needs aims to lift both engagement and conversions.

Key takeaways

  • Questionnaire answers drive the plan recommendation. Plans are matched to what each user says they need.
    • The onboarding flow collects responses and uses them to suggest a tailored plan.
  • The pricing page changes to reflect each user's needs. The recommendation carries through to the point of purchase.
  • The test produced a 10-20% increase in upgrade rates. This is the reported result of the personalized approach.

The test

Onboarding answers steer users to a tailored plan
The recommendation carries from the first question to the point of purchase, which is where Grammarly saw upgrades rise 10–20%.

Grammarly's onboarding uses a questionnaire to recommend personalized pricing plans.

  • The updated onboarding flow customizes plan suggestions from user input.
    • The app is Grammarly and the category is onboarding.
    • The pricing page is updated to reflect the user's needs.
  • The aim is to boost engagement and conversions.
    • Personalization is the lever used to get there.
Version A and version B as Grammarly tested them.
Version A and version B as Grammarly tested them. Screens from abtest.design.

The result

Upgrade rates rose by 10-20%.

  • The reported gain is a 10-20% increase in upgrade rates.
    • The test was first written up on growth.design as a case study of Grammarly's onboarding survey.

In the growth library

Grammarly, Onboarding test. Grammarly uses answers from an onboarding questionnaire to recommend a tailored pricing plan and updates the pricing page to match. The result was a 10-20% increase in upgrade rates.

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