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# Free 7-day trial

## Free 7-day trial

Every new workspace starts with a 7-day trial.

You add a card at signup.

Replai does not charge the card during the trial.

### What happens during the trial?

You can set up assistants, connect sources, and test the widget.

Trial access uses normal product behavior.

It is not a reduced sandbox.

### When does billing start?

Billing starts when the 7-day trial ends.

Replai auto-charges the saved card unless you cancel first.

A reminder email is sent about 24 hours before the trial ends.

### Can you cancel before being charged?

Yes.

You can cancel at any time during the trial.

If you cancel before the end, no subscription charge is taken.

### What if the trial ends without a subscription?

The workspace is paused.

Assistants stop serving new conversations until you subscribe.

Your setup stays in place.

### Related links

* [Pricing overview](/replai-docs/pricing-and-billing/pricing-overview.md)
* [Plans comparison](/replai-docs/features-by-tier/plans-comparison.md)
* [FAQ](/replai-docs/faq-and-troubleshooting/faq.md)


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