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Retarget the README Get Started Cloud CTA so GitHub traffic starts a Cloud trial instead of a vague “start free” line. Draft only — do not merge.

What changed

README.md Get Started block only:

  • Cloud line is now the 14-day trial copy, linking to https://app.quackback.io/signup
  • Self-host remains secondary (Docker / Railway), AGPL-3.0
  • No other README copy, star badges, or unrelated files

Requested files not in this repo

These live on the separate quackback.io marketing site, not QuackbackIO/quackback. Skipped as instructed:

  • Compare Switch CTAs (/compare/quackback-vs-canny, /compare/quackback-vs-featurebase, and sibling compare pages using the shared compare-cta component)
  • blog/canny-vs-featurebase (Fibi $0.29 → $0.49)
  • blog/welcome (free Cloud plan → 14-day trial)
  • Compare tables still showing Canny Core $19

No surrounding marketing copy was invented or rewritten.

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Replace the Cloud “start free” block with the trial + self-host copy so
in-market readers land on signup instead of a vague start-free line.

Co-authored-by: James Morton <james.morton@quackback.io>
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