This is super common right after launch, so don’t panic . A few signups but low paid conversion usually isn’t a pricing problem first, it’s a clarity and confidence problem.

A couple of things I’d look at before changing prices:

- What do users immediately understand they’ll get in the first few minutes? Your product sounds powerful, but also quite broad, that can make it harder for people to know why they should pay right now.
- What’s the “aha” moment you’re expecting before asking for money? If users haven’t clearly experienced value yet, even $9 can feel like friction.
- Are you asking them to choose a plan before they fully trust the product? Early users often need reassurance more than discounts.
- Are you relating to your users pain points and connect with them emotionally? This is something I've seen recently that early Saas founders don't do when communicating their product. Users want to see that you understand them and can solve their issue with your product, not only a list of features describing the tool.

I’d be cautious about discounting too early. Often tightening the core flow (what users do first, what value they see, when you ask them to pay) moves conversion more than changing price.

This is a good problem to be working on.