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Rime free trial

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Rime's price page does not talk about a free trial or a free plan. Plans start at $0.03 a month.

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Free days
Not stated
Card to start
No card
Free plan
Not stated
Then you pay
$0.03/mo
billed monthly

What their page says

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Card
Start for free No credit card required
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Price
Rime is priced by usage, and you only pay for what you use. Starter begins at $0.03 per 1,000 characters (about a minute of audio): $0.03 for Mist and $0.05 for Coda.
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Not in the free plan
Starter is capped at "20 concurrent TTS generations" with "Public Slack support", and the free starting credit is stated inconsistently on the same page as "Get ~800 minutes free (about 800k characters)" in the plan card versus "3,000 free minutes" in the FAQ.
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Rime free trial: questions

Does Rime have a free trial?

Their price page does not say. There may still be one after you sign up.

Does Rime ask for a credit card?

No. You can start without a card.

How much does Rime cost after the free trial?

The cheapest plan on their page is $0.03 a month.

What is missing on the free Rime plan?

Starter is capped at "20 concurrent TTS generations" with "Public Slack support", and the free starting credit is stated inconsistently on the same page as "Get ~800 minutes free (about 800k characters)" in the plan card versus "3,000 free minutes" in the FAQ.

Where do these Rime facts come from?

From rime.ai, 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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