BOTLOBBIESWhat happens if I close the browser during the free trial?
Closing the browser does not reset or pause the trial deadline. When you return with the appropriate Epic connection, the site checks the trial already recorded for that account.
The trial is recorded by the service
Your trial has a stored start time and expiry rather than relying only on a timer drawn on one webpage. The bot is hosted by the service, so a closed tab is not equivalent to creating or deleting that trial record. However, a closed browser is also not a guarantee that every connection remains healthy. The useful check when you return is the bot's current status and the remaining trial window, not whether the previous browser tab happened to remain open.
Returning to the same account
Open the site again and make sure you are using the Epic account associated with the trial. If your browser session has expired or was cleared, you may need to link that account again before its status can be read. An active recorded trial can be returned instead of creating another one. If the deadline has passed, reopening the page does not provide a new 30 minutes. Changing devices does not change the one-trial-per-account rule either, even though the browser session is different.
Protecting access on shared devices
On a shared computer, decide separately whether you need to sign out or remove browser data. Merely closing a window may leave session cookies available to someone using the same browser profile. Clearing local data can remove convenient access and preferences, but it does not erase the trial history or server-side credentials. If you want to stop the bot, use the relevant control rather than treating a closed tab as a stop confirmation. If you have a subscription, its renewal also remains a separate billing matter.