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# Paid trial

**In short:** the trial gives you a paid plan for three days. It is a **paid trial**: a small fee up front, a card on file, and it converts to the full plan at the end unless you cancel. You can only trial once.

**How the trial works**

You pick a plan to trial, and the fee follows from it:

| Trial                   | Up-front fee | Length | Experience    | Credits for the window |
| ----------------------- | ------------ | ------ | ------------- | ---------------------- |
| Creator trial           | $1           | 3 days | Creator-level | 100                    |
| Pro or Enterprise trial | $5           | 3 days | Pro-level     | 250                    |

You pay the small fee now, VoiceMoat keeps a card on file, and at the end of the window it **charges the full plan price and continues** unless you cancel first.

{% hint style="warning" %}
This is not a free trial. A card is required, and the trial auto-converts to the paid plan at the end. Cancel before the window ends if you do not want to continue.
{% endhint %}

**What you get during the trial**

* A block of credits for the whole window (100 for the $1 trial, 250 for the $5 trial). It is a fixed amount, not a daily refill.
* The plan's features at Creator level or Pro level, including voice training, audenAI chat, talking to audenAI, Media Studio, and on the Pro-level trial, threads, posting media, and Write like a creator.
* **The full voice read**: your Voice Lab insights, drift protection, and correction memory load every time audenAI writes for you, exactly as on the paid plans. audenAI chat and one-off writing run on Standard during the trial. See audenAI Standard vs Deep.

Some things stay on the paid plans and are not in the trial:

* connecting VoiceMoat to an assistant (Claude, ChatGPT),
* Growth Autopilot,
* web search in audenAI chat,
* report export and team seats,
* buying top-ups (there is no daily pool to top up during a trial).

The small fee comes back to you as **bonus credits** if you convert, so it is effectively credited toward your first paid stretch.

**You can only trial once**

{% hint style="info" %}
The trial is once per person, ever. VoiceMoat checks a few things (your account, the specific social profile, and your email) so the trial cannot be reset by reconnecting an account or signing up again. Once you have trialed, connecting another profile just shows a "pick a plan" prompt instead of another trial.
{% endhint %}

**Common questions**

**Will I be charged if I do nothing?** Yes. The trial converts to the full plan at the end of the window. Cancel before then to avoid the charge. See Cancel and refund.

**Why is there a fee at all?** The small fee (returned as credits on conversion) verifies a real card and cuts down on abuse, which keeps the product sustainable and the trial genuinely at the paid experience.

**Can I trial Enterprise?** Yes; an Enterprise trial runs on the $5, 3-day track at Pro level and continues onto Enterprise if you do not cancel.

**Does the trial include audenAI Deep?** It includes the full voice read that every paid plan gets. The Deep model for chat starts on your paid plan, and the Deep model for one-off writing is part of Enterprise.


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