What the price pages say
We have read 1033 price pages so far. 670 of those tools run a free trial, 558 start with no card, and 617 have a plan that stays free. The middle free trial is 14 days long.
These pages are built from the same reading as the rest of the site, so they change when the companies do. We read the last one 5 days ago.
Lists that keep themselves up to date
The full list: every tool that asks for no card
Which tools let you start without handing over a card?
The tools whose own price page says no card is needed to begin. A card asked for up front is where most free trials quietly turn into a bill.
The full list: every free trial of 30 days or more
Who gives you the most time before asking for money?
Most free trials run 14 days. A few run 30, 60 or 90. Here are the longest ones we have read, and what each costs when the time is up.
The full list: every tool with a plan that stays free
Which tools you can keep using without paying?
A free trial ends. A free plan does not. These pages say they have one, and we keep the line that says it.
The full list: what each tool costs when the trial ends
Which ones are cheap once the free days are over?
The bill that arrives after the trial is the number nobody puts in the headline. These are the cheapest entry prices we have read, per month.