When does your free trial end?
Free trials convert to paid subscriptions automatically. Enter when the trial started and how long it lasts to get the end date and a calendar reminder before you are charged.
Free, no account, and nothing leaves your browser.
Why the reminder is two days early
Some services charge at the start of the last day, and several require cancellation at least a day before renewal. A reminder two days ahead leaves time to decide without racing the deadline.
Cancelling a trial early is usually safe
Many services let you keep the trial until its end after cancelling. Some end access immediately — DoorDash and Uber One, for example, end trial benefits on cancellation. Check the service’s guide before cancelling on day one.
The calendar file stays on your device
The reminder is a standard .ics file generated in your browser. Open it and your calendar app adds the event. No account, no email address, nothing stored on a server.
Common questions
How do I avoid being charged after a free trial?
Cancel before the trial ends, in the place you signed up — the website, the App Store or Google Play. A calendar reminder a couple of days early is the most reliable safeguard.
Do I lose access if I cancel a trial early?
It depends on the service. Many keep access until the trial ends; some end it immediately. The cancellation guide for the service says which.
Is the trial end date the same as the first charge?
Usually the first charge happens on or just after the end date. Some services charge at the start of the final day, which is why the reminder is set earlier.
Does the calendar file work with Google, Apple and Outlook?
Yes. It is a standard iCalendar file that all major calendar apps can import.