Free no more - investigating customer reactions to unexpected free-to-fee switches

Volume: 101, Pages: 229 - 242
Published: Aug 1, 2019
Abstract
Many companies struggle with the consequences of introducing prices for previously free services, known as free-to-fee switches. We compare an unexpected forced free-to-fee switch, in which continued usage is only possible if the fee is paid, to a freemium switch, which entails the option to use a service with reduced features for free. Integrating price fairness theory and the concept of cannibalization, three experimental studies reveal...
Paper Details
Title
Free no more - investigating customer reactions to unexpected free-to-fee switches
Published Date
Aug 1, 2019
Volume
101
Pages
229 - 242
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