Overview

In this project, I redesigned the onboarding flow of a premium plan for a caregiving platform. The goal was to increase the plan’s adoption rate by addressing early drop-offs.

By redefining the value moment and reducing the time it took for customers to experience it, I helped raise the premium plan conversion from 8% to 49% in just seven weeks.

About CarePartner

CarePartner is a hyperlocal B2B2C platform that connects elderly individuals in need of care with nearby caregivers. Our main customers were small-sized caregiving centers operating with tight government-funded budgets. They often needed to fill roles urgently, but had limited time to reach out to candidates.

The Problem

To test product–market fit, we launched a premium job advertising plan. It allowed care centers to promote job posts directly to nearby caregivers.

At first, we were confident in its value:

However, adoption was unexpectedly low:

Through funnel analysis and by observing how care center staff used the product in their daily routines, I realized the key issue:

"Care centers were spending hours cold-calling caregivers and rarely getting responses. What they really wanted was a fast way to get applicants — without extra effort."

The Solution

1. Redefining the value moment

Users felt success not when a post was published — but when they received a new applicant without having to call.

2. Reduce time-to-value

I redesigned the flow so that:

3. Improve entry point

The upgrade CTA had been hidden in job post settings. I moved it to the application contact page, where users were already motivated to act.

The Result

The new experience ran as an A/B test over 7 weeks.

More importantly, care centers reported that the product now “just worked” — it aligned with how they already hired caregivers, rather than asking them to change behavior.