Your trial and what happens after

Your trial gives you the whole product to explore before you commit, with no features held back along the way.

When you’d use this

The trial is meant for running a real job through the whole loop: build an estimate, send it to a real client, watch them approve it, convert it to an invoice, and get paid online. Two weeks is enough time to do that at least once, which is a far better test than clicking around sample data. Nothing you create during the trial is throwaway — it all carries into your paid plan.

You do not need to enter a card to start, so there is no surprise charge at the end. The only thing that changes on day 15 is that editing stops until you choose a plan.

During the trial

You get 14 days of full access. The trial is time-based, so there are no per-feature lockouts while it runs, every part of Fee-Lion is open for you to try.

When the trial ends

Once the 14 days are up, your workspace becomes read-only until you subscribe. Your data stays safe and visible, but you will need an active subscription to keep creating and editing.

Tip: Subscribe before your trial ends to keep working without interruption. You can do it from Settings → Plan & Billing.

FAQ

Do I need a credit card to start the trial?

No. You get the full 14 days without entering any payment details. You add a card only when you subscribe.

What exactly does read-only mean?

You can still sign in, open every estimate, invoice, client, and report, and export your data. You just cannot create or edit anything until a plan is active.

Can I keep my trial data when I subscribe?

Yes. Subscribing simply lifts the read-only state. Everything you built during the trial, including documents you already sent to clients, stays in place.

What’s next

• Manage your subscription
• Plans and seats explained
• Getting started: your first week