BOTLOBBIESHow are longer card-based trials different from the free trial?
Longer card-based trials are optional PRO subscription offers. Unlike the initial 30-minute trial, they require Stripe confirmation and renew at the stated weekly price unless cancelled.
A different activation and commitment
The initial trial is 30 minutes per Epic account with no registration or automatic charge. A longer PRO trial uses a separate checkout and must be confirmed by Stripe with a saved payment method. A 0.00 USD amount at activation describes what is due at that moment, not a permanent free plan. The offer also specifies a trial duration and the recurring charge afterwards. Read all of those terms together before deciding whether the offer suits you, especially if your aim was only a short test.
Eligibility and the offer actually shown
The published flow includes eligible offers of three, seven or a final thirty days, as well as older one-day records supported by the system. They are not a list of benefits every account can stack. The terms restrict a single card-based trial per Epic account, and later offers depend on the displayed flow and eligibility. A final offer has its own short availability window. The correct contract is the one confirmed in your checkout, not whichever duration you saw in a screenshot or another person's account.
Renewal needs its own decision
After the confirmed card-based trial ends, the published new-offer price is 1.99 USD per week per bot with automatic renewal until cancellation. Cancel before the first charge if you do not want it, and confirm the effective date through the service's cancellation contact or applicable account controls. Stopping the bot does not cancel a subscription. Additional bots and monthly or annual purchases have different conditions, so do not carry this offer's free days into another purchase unless that purchase explicitly states them.