BOTLOBBIESDoes 0.00 USD today mean I will never be charged?
No. A card-based PRO trial can have 0.00 USD due today and still renew automatically after the trial. Review its trial end and recurring price before confirming the subscription.
Today and the renewal are separate amounts
The longer promotional PRO trials are configured as subscriptions with an initial trial period. Their zero amount describes activation during that trial, while the recurring terms describe what happens afterwards. The published new-offer weekly renewal is 1.99 USD per bot until cancellation. You should read the amount due now, the free-day duration and the later recurring charge together. Looking only at the largest zero on the page can miss the commitment represented by saving a card and confirming the subscription in Stripe.
Use the trial length on your own contract
Eligible accounts can encounter different offers in the published flow, including three, seven or a final thirty days. These are conditional alternatives, not free periods that can always be stacked or restarted. The system also supports older offer records, so another person's receipt may describe a different duration. The relevant date is the trial end confirmed for your subscription. A countdown controlling how long an offer can be selected is a different deadline from the date on which an already activated trial ends.
Avoiding a first charge
If you do not want the paid renewal, arrange cancellation before the first charge and confirm its effective date. Stopping the bot, closing the tab or leaving it unused does not cancel the subscription. Keep the confirmation and check the account associated with the purchase if you need to review the status. The initial 30-minute trial has different terms and no automatic charge; do not assume that its rules carry over after you accept a card-based PRO offer. Any uncertainty about an existing activation should be checked before authorizing another purchase.