GoTo Meeting free trial
Engaging and collaborative web conferencing
GoTo Meeting gives you 14 free days. No card needed. Then it costs $12.50 a month.
Read from their page 12 days agogoto.com/pricing/meeting
- Free days
- 14 days
- Card to start
- No card
- Free plan
- Yes
- Then you pay
- $12.50/mo
- billing not stated
What their page says
Copied from gotomeeting.com, word for word.
Your free trial will expire at the end of 14 days – it will not renew automatically.See it on their page
Interested in GoTo Meeting ? Start a free trial – no credit card required!See it on their page
€12.5 €10.75 /organizer /month, billed annuallySee it on their page
Joining a GoTo Webinar is always free and you don't need an account to attend sessions.See it on their page
You must purchase a GoTo Meeting subscription to continue using GoTo Meeting as an organizer after your free trial.See it on their page
Before you start
Nothing to cancel
No card, so on day 14 it just stops. Try it fully.
The free plan is the real deal
It stays free. The catch: You must purchase a GoTo Meeting subscription to continue using GoTo Meeting as an organizer after your free trial.
Is $12.50/mo really monthly?
Their page does not say if you must pay a full year at once. Check before you pay.
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GoTo Meeting free trial: questions
Does GoTo Meeting have a free trial?
Yes. Their page says 14 free days.
Does GoTo Meeting ask for a credit card?
No. You can start without a card.
How much does GoTo Meeting cost after the free trial?
The cheapest plan on their page is $12.50 a month.
What is missing on the free GoTo Meeting plan?
You must purchase a GoTo Meeting subscription to continue using GoTo Meeting as an organizer after your free trial.
Where do these GoTo Meeting facts come from?
From gotomeeting.com, their own page. We copy the line each fact is in. If their page does not say it, we say that.
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