Kicksta Free Trial
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The Kicksta free trial lasts 3 days and the page states a card is required. It applies to monthly and quarterly plans only: yearly plans start paid. The pages do not state a refund window, and the home page spells out cancellation for the trial only; the FAQ and the terms cover the rest. What the first charge is depends on the plan chosen, from $69/mo for monthly Growth to $129/mo for monthly Advanced.
Kicksta free trial length and card rule
The pricing wording shows a trial of 3 days on monthly and quarterly plans, with a card required, and no trial on yearly plans. Three points follow from it. The trial has a fixed length, the card is taken at the start, and the longest billing option has no trial at all. A buyer reading only the headline figure of 3 days would miss the yearly exception.
What a trial asks for besides a card is limited. The password field reads: no. The About page adds: Kicksta only needs your username. It never asks for your password, never logs in to your account
The terms carve out one exception: Where a plan on the legacy dashboard (app.kicksta.co) also requires the Customer's password
The home page describes only trial cancellation; the general method is the Subscription page named in the FAQ.
The quarterly and monthly plans are the only ones the Kicksta trial can attach to. Growth at $49/mo on the quarterly rate and Advanced at $99/mo on the quarterly rate both qualify, while the yearly rates of $39/mo and $79/mo do not. For a buyer who wants three days to look at the service before paying, the billing length chosen therefore decides whether any trial exists.
What happens when the Kicksta trial ends
The pages read state no sentence saying the trial converts to a paid plan. They do say what governs a subscription in general. The terms put a deadline on cancelling: Cancellation requests must be submitted at least 8 hours before the activation or the next billing cycle
The FAQ describes the route: Cancel any time from the Subscription page
Putting the clauses together, the first billing follows the trial unless a request has been made in time. That reading comes from the terms for subscriptions, not from a clause about trials, because the trial has no clause of its own in the pages read.
The full cancellation steps are on the Kicksta cancel page.
Kicksta first charge and price after the trial
No page states the first charge after a trial as a separate figure. The plan prices apply. Growth costs $69/mo monthly and $49/mo on the quarterly rate. Advanced costs $129/mo monthly and $99/mo on the quarterly rate. The yearly rates of $39/mo and $79/mo come without a trial.
The site frames price in two ways. The home page says: Plans start at $69 per month
The pricing page says: FROM $1.30/DAY
Neither figure is the trial's price, which is nothing for 3 days, and neither states the first billed amount.
Refunds are the other open point. The refund field reads not written, and the terms add: Yearly, quarterly... are non-refundable
The Kicksta price page holds the full table, and the refund terms report compares how other services handle refunds.
Targeting limits differ by plan, which is a reason to read the plan before the trial starts. The site gives Growth a lower cap on audience targets and countries than Advanced, so a trial on the cheaper plan tests a narrower setup than the one on the dearer plan. The pages do not say whether the trial offers the full feature set of its plan, and they do not describe a preview without a card, so the card requirement stands as the only stated entry condition. The terms also say: Pausing an Account by turning off the interactions ... does not cancel the subscription and related charges
Sources
- kicksta.co/pricing, read
- kicksta.co/, read
- kicksta.co/terms-of-service, read
- kicksta.co/faq, read
- kicksta.co/about-us, read