Trials / Freemiums / Shareware / Lite / Feature-limited

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freemium

Ways in which the product or service may be restricted in the free version include:^[10]

• Feature limited (e.g. a "lite" version of software, such as not including features like three-way video calling)
• Capacity limited (e.g. SQL Server Express, which is restricted to databases of 10GB or less)
• Seat limited (e.g. only usable on one computer rather than across a network)
• Customer class limited (e.g. only usable by educational users; most Autodesk software with full features is free for students)
• Effort limited (e.g. Temple Run, in which all or most features are available for free, but require extended unlocking or slowly obtained in-game currency which can be accelerated or purchased for a fee)
• Support limited (e.g. users of a "lite" version do not receive telephone and/or email support)
• Time or bandwidth limited
• Storage Space Limited (e.g. free initial Storage of a Cloud storage provider, additional storage on a subscription model thereafter)

• 2006.09.22 - OnStartups - Selling Software: Why Free Trials Aren't

Examples

• Time / bandwidth limited
  • Boomerang
    • You can only boomerang a certain number of leads per month.
  • Tinder
    • You can only super-like one person per day.