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A free basic version of the software is usually a version of the software that is released with limited features. This is different from the free trial version of the software. In this case, users have full access to the functions of a software for a limited period of time, usually 7 or 30 days. Releasing free versions is often part of the overall marketing strategy implemented to attract customers. This strategy is based on the hope that the functionality demonstrated in the free version will be enough to convince users to pay for versions with more features. So customers see the value the free version offers and hopefully pay to enjoy more features.

Examples of unlocked features may include unlimited users, ad removal, more SKUs, etc. Therefore, a basic free version of the software is usually released as part of the freemium pricing model. In this model, the free version is offered as the lowest plan. This gives users the opportunity to test the product and estimate its value. Then there are paid plans available for users whose needs are greater than what the free version can provide.

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A free basic version of the software is usually a version of the software that is released with limited features. This is different from the free trial version of the software. In this case, users have full access to the functions of a software for a limited period of time, usually 7 or 30 days. Releasing free versions is often part of the overall marketing strategy implemented to attract customers. This strategy is based on the hope that the functionality demonstrated in the free version will be enough to convince users to pay for versions with more features. So customers see the value the free version offers and hopefully pay to enjoy more features. Examples of unlocked features may include unlimited users, ad removal, more SKUs, etc. Therefore, a basic free version of the software is usually released as part of the freemium pricing model. In this model, the free version is offered as the lowest plan. This gives users the opportunity to test the product and estimate its value. Then there are paid plans available for users whose needs are greater than what the free version can provide.

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