Xodo free trial
Secure Document Management and E-Signature Solutions
Xodo gives you 3 free days. They ask for your card first. Then it costs $7.99 a month, paid yearly.
Read from their page 20 days agoxodo.com/pricing
- Free days
- 3 days
- Card to start
- Needed
- Free plan
- Yes
- Then you pay
- $7.99/mo
- billed yearly
What their page says
Copied from xodo.com, word for word.
If you need more than 1 action to fully evaluate Xodo Web, you can start a 3-day free trial.See it on their page
A valid payment method is required but you can cancel anytime during the free trial period.See it on their page
$7.99 / month Billed $95.88 annuallySee it on their page
Your subscription will change to a Free plan.See it on their page
Under the Free plan, you will have limited functionality: • Only 1 free action per day • No access to premium online tools • Xodo Drive capacity downgrade to 1GBSee it on their page
Before you start
Set a reminder for day 2
They take your card at the start. On day 3 you pay, and nobody warns you.
The free plan is the real deal
It stays free. The catch: Under the Free plan, you will have limited functionality: • Only 1 free action per day • No access to premium online tools • Xodo Drive capa…
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Xodo free trial: questions
Does Xodo have a free trial?
Yes. Their page says 3 free days.
Does Xodo ask for a credit card?
Yes. They ask for a card before you start.
How much does Xodo cost after the free trial?
The cheapest plan on their page is $7.99 a month, paid yearly.
What is missing on the free Xodo plan?
Under the Free plan, you will have limited functionality: • Only 1 free action per day • No access to premium online tools • Xodo Drive capacity downgrade to 1GB
Where do these Xodo facts come from?
From xodo.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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