First impressions count in life — and in SaaS onboarding. When users initially sit down with your product, you want them to feel comfortable using it. If they don't, they might walk away and never turn back. This problem is made more complicated because users have a lot of choices these days. If your product isn't easy to use, they'll find one that is. Bad user onboarding can cause customer churn, hurt revenues, and increase customer acquisition costs (CAC). Some software is so simple that a toddler could intuitively figure out how to use it. However, a lot of SaaS tools have complex features and functions. So how can you ensure that users are comfortable with your product straight away? The answer is simple: use a no-code user onboarding tool like Usetiful. Good user onboarding drives retention Users download products because they have a need or problem. If your product adequately solves their issue, they'll probably keep using it. User retention is an essential metri...