Nitreo Free Trial
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The Nitreo free trial lasts 7 days, and the terms say the plan converts to a paid subscription when it ends. The pages read state no card rule. The monthly Intro plan is listed at $39/mo, but the home page gives other plan ranges elsewhere, so the amount of the first charge depends on which line a buyer reads.
Nitreo free trial length and the card rule
The facts read: 7 days. The price note on the first plan repeats it. Whether a card is needed to start is not stated on the pages read, so this page leaves that field open.
The trial covers the same service as the paid plans, described as an automation tool covering follows, likes, story views and growth pods. Targeting runs by hashtags, similar accounts, locations and niche, with a gender filter on the top tier. The pages give no result figure for the trial period itself, so the only measure of what a trial delivers is the plan description.
The terms state a login requirement for the service: To provide the Service We require the Customer's username and password for the social media Account
The password field in the facts reads not stated. The home page lists multi-proxy login support, which is the only other hint. Nothing on the pages read says what a trial user supplies at sign-up.
The Nitreo trial period is the one number the site and the terms agree on: the price note, the facts and the terms clause all show 7 days. What they do not agree on is the price that follows it, which is why the first-charge section below sets the competing lines next to each other, and why a buyer planning around the trial should read the terms deadline before the trial's last day. The terms set the notice deadline before the billing cycle, so the last day of the trial is not the only date that matters, and no page the desk read says how the trial days line up with that cycle.
What happens when the Nitreo trial ends
The terms are explicit about the end: After the 7-day free trial period ends, the client's plan will automatically convert into an active, paid subscription
The terms also say how cancelling works: direct cancellation through the client dashboard is not available
The deadline reads: Cancellation requests must be submitted at least 24 hours before ... the next billing cycle
The home page words it more loosely: 'Cancel anytime'.
A trial that converts automatically and a cancel route outside the dashboard are two separate points to read together. The trial lasts 7 days, and a request has to arrive before the billing cycle that follows it. The Nitreo cancel page lays the steps out in order.
Nitreo first charge and conflicting prices
The site gives more than one set of plan prices. The pricing page lists the trial plan, Intro, at $39/mo, with Essential at $69/mo and Speed at $119/mo above it. The same page carries a second set of plan cards that reads Essential $49, Speed $82, Nitro $166, with a third tier called Nitro that the first set does not have. Elsewhere the site gives other figures: the home page FAQ reads Nitreo offers plans between $39 and $79
and the pricing page reads Grow your Instagram for as little as $69 a month
The first card set also shows lower yearly rates for the same tiers, which is a billing choice and not a conflict, but the second set and the two lines above cannot be matched to it, so the page cannot be read as one price list.
The first charge after a trial is therefore not fixed by one line. The refund field reads not written, and the terms state: all sales are final and non-refundable once delivery has commenced
The FAQ address that might explain more does not load: https://nitreo.com/faq = "404 Error. Page Not Found."
Each of the three monthly plan cards, Intro at $39/mo, Essential at $69/mo and Speed at $119/mo, carries its own start-trial button, so the trial is not limited to the entry plan.
For the full table see the Nitreo price page, and for refund wording across services the refund terms report.
The Speed plan also appears as a separate banner at $119/mo. Support is listed as 24/7 Live support with a contact page and a growth strategist, and the terms add that pausing is not cancelling: Pausing an Account ... does not cancel the subscription and related charges
Sources
- nitreo.com/pricing, read
- nitreo.com/, read
- nitreo.com/terms, read
- nitreo.com/faq, read