Growth Audit · October 2026
Five ideas to turn more people with a photo to fix into subscribers. Each one built into your own onboarding, so you can tap through it.
Why you’re seeing this
Adapty runs subscriptions for more than 30,000 apps, so we see which onboarding and paywall changes lift revenue across the whole market, not just inside one app.
We pointed that at Photo Up! We took your own screens, copy and prices from your live iOS flow and App Store listing, and rebuilt the path from install to paywall around the five ideas with the most potential.
We’re not proposing to rebuild every screen. These are the changes with the highest potential, ranked by what we’d test first.
Every colour, control and price in the prototype is Photo Up!’s. We changed the order and what gets shown.
We work from the outside, so we can’t see your test history. If you’ve already run one of these, tell us and we’ll go deeper on the rest.
The shortlist
Potential outcome, based on Adapty data
The prototype
Tap through it like a new user, or jump straight to an idea. Numbered chips mark the screens that carry one.

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