Upleap Free Trial
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The Upleap free trial lasts 7 days on monthly plans, and the terms say it converts to a paid subscription on its own unless cancelled first. The pages read state no card rule. The monthly Basic plan is $39/mo, and cancellations go through the support team, not the dashboard.
Upleap free trial length and what the site states
The facts read: 7 days on monthly plans. The price note on the monthly Basic plan repeats the trial. The home page does not say whether a card is needed to start, so the card rule is not stated and this page does not guess it.
What the trial covers is the same service as the paid plan, described as an automation tool that follows and unfollows, auto-likes, sends welcome messages and uses growth pods. Results are given as estimates by plan, not as a promise, and the page states no fixed time. Over a trial of 7 days the pages give no figure for what a buyer should expect to see, only these plan estimates.
The terms also state a login requirement for the service: To provide the Service We require the Customer's username and password for the social media Account they are subscribing to the Service.
The password field in the facts reads not stated, which is why the clause above matters to anyone starting a trial.
What happens when the Upleap trial ends
The terms are explicit: After the 7-day free trial period ends, the client's plan will automatically convert into an active, paid subscription unless cancelled prior to the trial's expiration.
So the trial ends in a paid plan unless a cancellation arrives first. The cancellation terms set the conditions: All cancellations are managed exclusively by the Support Team; direct cancellation through the client dashboard is not available.
The deadline reads: Cancellation requests must be submitted at least 24 hours before the activation or the next billing cycle
Without confirmation, in the terms' words: Without such confirmation, the subscription will remain active and subject to renewal.
The pricing page words cancelling more loosely: You can cancel any time - no questions asked. You won't be billed the following month.
The terms add that the last month of billing is owed otherwise: Otherwise, the Customer is obliged to fulfill the last month of the billing prior to cancellation.
Two dates therefore matter: the end of the trial and the cancellation deadline before it. Both come from the terms, and the pages read have no separate trial page. The Upleap cancel page lays the steps out in order.
Upleap first charge after the trial
The first charge is the plan price, since no separate post-trial figure is stated. The trial plan is Basic at $39/mo monthly. Standard is $69/mo and Pro is $119/mo. The trial is listed against the monthly plans only, so annual billing has no trial in the facts read.
The home page also shows a lower yearly price, $19/mo for Basic. The cheapest yearly line is the Basic plan, struck down from the monthly figure, and billed as one annual payment. An older archived copy of the page shows the earlier tier set: 2024-05-16 snapshot: Standard $49 / $69, Billed $590 annually; Pro $82 / $119, Billed $990; Premium $166 / $239, Billed $1,990. A later copy shows the change: 2025-10-27 snapshot: tier set changed to Basic $19 / $39, Billed $229; Standard $34 / $69, Billed $409; Pro $64 / $119, Billed $769 ("50% off!").
Support for questions during the trial is listed as 24/7 Live support plus a contact page, though the terms send cancellations to the support team only.
The refund field reads not written, and the terms add: The refund policy as described in the Terms does not serve as a guarantee of any payment reimbursement.
See the Upleap price page for all figures.
The delivery estimates rise with the plan. They are given as follower ranges per month for Basic, Standard and Pro, and the page presents them as estimates, so the Upleap trial period of 7 days gives a buyer a short window against a monthly estimate that is meant to play out over a full month. The pages read do not say whether the trial days count toward that month or sit in front of it.