Some of the world’s biggest companies give away their core products for free—only to make billions in return. Their secret? A visionary strategy that turns users into paying customers over time.
Here’s how some of the biggest brands do it.
Spotify brings music to millions, but the real money comes from those who pay to escape the ads.
Google is a $2T empire built on a straightforward trick—giving away tools people can’t live without.
Reliance Jio transformed India’s telecom sector by significantly lowering the data cost.
WhatsApp became the world’s biggest messaging app without charging a single rupee.
Amazon turned free delivery into a billion-dollar subscription model.
Tesla sells electric cars, but it also plays the software game.
The best brands understand that giving something for free isn’t charity—it’s strategy.
Master this playbook, and you’re not just building a product—you’re building a money-making machine.
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