Trial Periods

Everything you need to know about free trial periods

Trial Periods

New subscriptions may include a free trial period. Here's what you need to know:

How Trials Work

During a trial period:

You have full access to all features of your selected plan
You won't be charged during the trial
Your subscription status will show as "Trialing"
You can cancel anytime during the trial without being charged

Trial Duration

Trial periods typically last for a set number of days (commonly 7, 14, or 30 days). The exact duration depends on the plan you select and current promotions.

Payment Method Required

To start a trial:

You'll need to provide a valid payment method
Your card won't be charged during the trial
You'll only be charged if you don't cancel before the trial ends

Trial End Date

You can see your trial end date:

In your Billing settings
In email reminders we send before the trial ends
In the billing portal

What Happens When Trial Ends

When your trial period ends:

Your payment method will be automatically charged
Your subscription status will change to "Active"
Your regular billing cycle will begin
You'll receive a confirmation email

Canceling During Trial

To cancel during the trial period:

Go to Settings → Billing
Click "Manage Billing"
Cancel your subscription
You won't be charged if you cancel before the trial ends

Trial Reminders

We'll send you reminders:

A few days before your trial ends
On the day your trial ends
After your trial converts to a paid subscription

Converting Trial to Paid Subscription

If you want to convert your trial to a paid subscription early:

You can do this anytime from your billing settings
The billing cycle will start immediately
You'll be charged the prorated amount

Multiple Trials

Generally, each account is eligible for one trial period. If you've already used a trial, you won't be able to start another one with the same account.

Need Help?

If you have questions about your trial period or need assistance, please contact our support team.