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Free trials

Software you can try free for a set period, with the length of the trial stated wherever the seller states it.

A free trial lets you use a product for a fixed period at no cost before you pay. Each trial here is listed with the length it runs and where it comes from, or with that field left empty where the source does not state one.

Free trials let you use software at no cost for a set period. Each listing states the length where the seller does, and where it comes from.

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Free trials: common questions

Do I need a card to start a trial?

That depends on the product and is not something we record. Check the source listing: some ask for payment details up front, others do not.

What happens when the trial ends?

The terms are the vendor’s. Where the source states a length, it is on the listing; where it does not, the listing says nothing rather than guessing.

Are trials free as in no cost at all?

A free trial is free for its stated period. Anything after that is a paid plan on the vendor’s terms, which the source listing sets out.