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How does the 14-day free trial work?

Our free trial lets you explore any paid plan — free for 14 days. Whether you’re new to storefries or on a Free plan, you can start a free trial on any of our paid plans to test drive more features. After your free trial ends, your paid subscription to your selected plan will automatically start unless you cancel before your trial ends.

Am I eligible for a free trial?

If you’re new to storefries or on a Free plan, you can start a free 14-day free trial on of any our paid plans.
If you’re on a paid plan or used to be on a paid plan, you’re not eligible for a free trial.

You can start a free 14-day trial on your storefries account once. If you’ve already started a free 14-day trial
on your account, you’re not eligible for another free trial.

How do I sign up for a free trial?

New Customers:

  1. Create a storefries account.
  2. Click Start Your 14-Day Free Trial.
  3. Select the plan you want to start a trial for.
  4. On the checkout page, add extra Social Sets and users if needed, enter your credit card details, and select yearly or monthly billing.
  5. Click Start 14-Day Free Trial.
Note:  
  • You won’t be charged for your free trial. After your free trial ends, your selected subscription will automatically start and you’ll be charged.
  • Cancel anytime before your free trial ends to avoid being charged.

  • What happens after my trial ends?

    After your free trial ends, you’ll automatically move to a paid subscription. If you cancel your trial before it ends, your paid subscription won’t start and you won’t be charged.


    What if I cancel my trial before it ends?

  • If you cancel your trial before it ends, you’ll still be able to enjoy all the features of your trial plan for the rest of your 14-day trial period.
  • After you cancel your trial, you won’t be able to start a new trial.

  • Here’s how to cancel your trial:

    1. In storefries on the web, go to Subscription.
    2. Click Cancel Trial.
    3. Confirm you want to cancel your trial.

    Can I try more than one paid plan?

    During your 14-day trial period, you can change plans. When you change plans, the remaining time on your trial will stay the same. That is, you won’t get another 14 days free if you start a trial of another paid plan.

    Upgrading to a higher trial plan

    1. If you upgrade to a higher trial plan, you’ll move to that new plan right away for the remaining time on your trial.
    2. After your trial ends, you’ll move to a paid subscription of that higher plan. To ensure you move to the new trial plan right away, don’t switch your billing cycle from yearly to monthly at the same time.
    3. Update your trial plan first and then go back and update your billing cycle separately if you need to.

    Downgrading to a lower trial plan

    If you downgrade to a lower trial plan, you’ll stay on the higher plan during your trial period so you can continue to access all its features.After your trial ends, you’ll move to a paid subscription of the lower plan you selected.

    I upgraded to a higher trial plan but it looks like I’m still on my original trial plan. How do I fix this?

    If you upgraded your trial plan but don’t have access to this higher trial plan yet, this likely happened because you also changed your billing cycle from yearly to monthly at the same time. Here’s how to fix this:

    1. Go to the Plans page and click Manage Your Trial.
    2. Under Plan Summary, select Pay Yearly & Save. Don’t worry, you’ll update this back to monthly storefries.
    3. Click Update Free Trial.
    4. You should now be on a trial of the higher plan you wanted. Next, you’ll change the billing cycle back to monthly.
    5. On the Subscription page, click Change Plan.
    6. Under your plan, click Manage Your Plan.
    7. Under Plan Summary, select Pay Monthly.
    8. Click Update Free Trial.

    After your trial ends, your paid monthly subscription will start.

    What happens if I add extra Social Sets or users to my trial?

    If you add extra Social Sets or users to your trial, they’re free for your trial period. After your trial ends, you’ll be charged for them. To avoid being charged,remove any extra Social Sets or users before your trial ends.


    Reactivate Your Paid Plan After Failed Payments:

    Sometimes things go wrong with payments or details need to be updated. But don't worry, your account will remain intact and reactivating is quick and easy!

    If a payment fails,Storefries will attempt to process the payment multiple times over an approximately 30 day period. If your payment fails on all attempts, your plan will cancel and you'll automatically move back to the Free plan.

    To reactivate your plan, in storefries:

    1. Go to Settings > Subscription.
    2. Click Upgrade Plan.
    3. Select the plan that suits you best.
    4. Add Social Sets and users if needed.
    5. Enter your credit card details.
    6. Click Subscribe.

    What Happens When I Downgrade My Plan

    If you’re looking to downgrade your plan, this can be done at any time from your Subscription settings. A downgrade may include:

    1. Moving to a lower plan.
    2. Moving back to the Free plan.
    3. Removing Social Sets or users from your plan.

    This guide outlines when the changes will take effect and what will change.

    When Will The Change Take Effect

    Your downgrade will take effect at the end of your billing cycle. This means:

    1. You’ll have access to the features you’ve already paid for until the billing cycle ends.
    2. You’ll be charged your new rate when your plan renews.
    Note:   "This applies to both monthly and yearly plans."

    Example: If your last payment was October 1st on a monthly plan, you’ll still have all your previous plan features and add-ons until Jan 31st. On Feb 1st your plan will downgrade and you will be charged your new rate going forward.

    What Will Change

    On the first day of your next billing cycle, you’ll move to your new plan . Features not included in the new plan will no longer be available,and on your next login you’ll be guided through any necessary changes. These may include:

    1. Removing Social Sets and users above what the new plan includes Merging of Access Groups (when moving to Starter or Free):
    2. Linkin.bio changes (when moving to Starter or Free):

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