14-Day Free Trial
How the free trial works and what happens when it ends
Every new account starts with a 14-day free trial of Premium -- every feature, with no limits. It starts by itself when you sign up: there is no plan to pick and no credit card to enter. Trials are subject to limited availability: if all trial seats are taken, you can subscribe now or come back later. This lets you explore TradeLog without commitment before deciding which plan to subscribe to.
What You Get During Trial
- Full Premium access, for 14 days
- Premium's unlimited accounts, strategies, and API keys
- The core tools every plan has: Blueprint, Analytics, Prop Firms, News, Notebook and more
- No plan to pick and no credit card required to start
What Happens When Trial Ends
When your 14-day trial expires, access is paused and you land on a reactivation screen until you subscribe. Here is what happens:
- Your data is kept — ending the trial removes nothing from your journal
- The app is locked while access is paused -- your trades and settings are kept safe but not viewable until you pick a plan
- No charge unless you choose a plan -- if you choose one during the trial, you are billed when the trial ends
- Subscribing restores everything instantly
Subscribing After Trial
- 1A notification appears when your trial is nearing expiration
- 2Navigate to Settings or the billing section
- 3Choose a paid plan: Manual+ ($9/mo), Basic ($19/mo), or Premium ($29/mo)
- 4Enter your payment details through the secure Stripe checkout
- 5Your subscription activates immediately with the selected plan limits
Make the most of your trial by exploring every feature. Your trial is Premium, so set up multiple accounts and connect different platforms to evaluate whether a lower plan's limits would be sufficient. Try logging trades and use Blueprint to generate analysis.
You are not charged unless you choose a plan. If you choose one during the trial, you keep the days left and are billed when the trial ends -- you can change or cancel before then in Settings → Subscription. If you do not, the trial simply ends and nothing turns into a paid plan on its own.
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