The 30-day trial

A new account includes 30 days of Premium. No card is required to create the account. The sign-in page and the marketing lines say that in those words: “No credit card required to create an account,” and “New accounts include 30 days of Premium.”

The trial is Premium plus audience follow-along. During those 30 days you can add the slide types Free later blocks, upload images, export, use SnappyBible and on-the-fly, and use Follow-Along QR. Creating a church page is not included. A church page is Campus. The empty-state line for a trial account says the trial includes the editor and does not include creating a church page.

What you see

While the trial is running, the header can show a Trial badge next to the plan, and My Profile says Free trial with “{N} days left — upgrade to keep full access.” Subscription Plans can say “Free trial — {N} days left. Subscribe below to keep premium.”

A slideshow during the trial does not use the Free logo watermark. It can show a TRIAL sash in the upper left instead. See Exports and watermarks.

This particular account is not on a trial. My Profile reads Lifetime membership, and Subscription Plans says Current Plan: Lifetime membership. The Free trial block is simply not on that profile. A new church account that just signed up will see the days-left line instead.

When it ends

After 30 days the account returns to Free unless someone upgrades: 7 slides, 3 presentations, the watermark, no image upload, no HTML or image export, and no Bible Photo, 3D Bible Maps, Family Tree, Ancient Units, or 3D Models. Follow-along ends with the trial unless the church is on Campus. See Free, Premium, and Campus.

Nothing is charged when the trial ends. There is no card on file from signup alone.