JD. Henry 
14-Day Free Trial of Pro, No Card Required
It doesn’t — signing up for the Pro trial only requires an email and account setup, no card details at the point of activation. The trial runs 14 days with full Pro features unlocked, including scheduling automation and multiple screen support beyond the free tier’s limit.
Trial activation happens right from the plans page during sign-up — there’s a “Start Free Trial” option separate from “Continue with Free Plan,” and picking that is what starts the 14-day clock.
What Actually Changes During the Trial
The free tier caps you at 10 screens and basic scheduling. The trial unlocks whatever the Pro tier includes at the time — more screens, advanced playlist rules, and priority support access, based on what’s currently listed on the plans page. Testing this properly means actually using the scheduling features you’d pay for, not just confirming the screen displays content.
- No payment method required to start the 14 days
- Trial reverts to the free plan automatically when it ends unless you choose to subscribe
- Existing free-tier accounts can typically upgrade into a trial rather than needing a brand-new account
- Screens added during the trial beyond the free tier’s 10-screen limit may need to be removed if you don’t subscribe afterward
- She added 14 screens during the trial to test the full range, then had to trim back down to 10 when the trial ended and she stayed on free
- She didn’t test the scheduling automation until day 12, which left barely any time to actually evaluate the feature that mattered most to her decision
Frequently Asked Questions
Will I be charged automatically when the trial ends?
No, since no card is entered to start the trial, there’s no automatic charge — the account simply reverts to the free plan unless you choose to subscribe.
What happens to screens over the free limit when the trial ends?
Screens beyond the free plan’s 10-screen cap may need to be removed or paused if you don’t continue on a paid plan after the trial period.
Can I extend the trial?
Standard trials are fixed at 14 days; extensions aren’t guaranteed, though it’s worth contacting support directly if you have a specific reason you need more evaluation time.
