We analyzed 443 primary paywall CTAs from 26 Education apps. “Continue” is the most common individual button text, with 77 instances across 8 companies, but free/trial-led CTAs collectively lead with 168 instances (37.9%), compared with 84 continue-led CTAs (19.0%). Price-in-button CTAs account for 40 (9.0%). The dataset is limited to 26 apps, individual strings can be skewed by heavily screenshotted apps, and 39% of the full CTA corpus has role='unknown' and is excluded.

[What Is the Most Common Paywall CTA in Education Apps? | Lazyweb Research](<https://www.lazyweb.com/research/most-common-paywall-cta-education-apps>)

Source observed: 2026-10-16T02:47:02.232Z. Last checked: 2026-10-20T08:24:52.61+00:00.

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