How does the Novalya trial work?

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Quick summary

Signing up through the website opens a 14-day trial. A payment card is required at sign-up, but it is only charged at the end of the trial. You can stop before the 14 days are up, and nothing is charged. The trial does not apply to subscriptions bought through a promotion or a special offer.

What the trial includes

14 days on the plan you chose

During the trial you use the plan you picked at sign-up, with its features and its quotas. There is no reduced version and no feature switched off during this period: what you are testing is what you will have afterwards.

Your plan's message and pipeline quotas apply normally during the trial. To see the limits of each tier:

See the article: What are Novalya plans and their limits?

The clock starts at sign-up

The 14 days start when your subscription is created, not when you send your first message or connect your first social account. Connecting your Facebook or Instagram account early therefore leaves you more time to genuinely test the tool.

A payment card is required at sign-up

Why it is asked for

A valid payment card is needed to open the trial. That is what allows the switch to a paid subscription at the end of the 14 days, without interruption, if you decide to continue.

Changing your card during the trial

You can replace your card at any time from your Novalya workspace, including during the trial.

See the article: How to change my payment card

What happens at the end of the 14 days

If you do nothing

At the end of the trial the subscription becomes active and the saved card is charged for your plan. The date of that first payment becomes your renewal date for the periods that follow.

If the payment fails

If the card is declined at the end of the trial, the subscription is not activated and a retry is triggered. What to do and what happens next are covered here:

See the article: Why did my payment fail and what to do?

Stopping before the trial ends

Nothing is charged

If you cancel before the 14 days are up, no payment is taken. You keep access until the trial end date.

See the article: How to cancel my Novalya subscription?

Promotions and special offers: no trial period

What this changes for you

Some subscriptions are sold without a trial period. That is the case for offers taken through a promotion, a webinar or a special offer: billing starts immediately at sign-up, not after 14 days.

How to tell which case you are in:

• You signed up from the website, choosing a plan from the public pricing grid: you have the 14-day trial
• You subscribed through a promotional link, an offer presented in a webinar, or a negotiated offer: billing started straight away

Already a customer?

Nothing changes for you

The trial period only concerns new subscriptions. Your plan, your price and your quotas are unchanged, and there is nothing for you to do.

FAQ

How long is the trial?

14 days on a standard sign-up, counted from the creation of the subscription.

Do I need a payment card to try Novalya?

Yes. A valid card is required at sign-up. It is only charged at the end of the 14 days.

Can I test every feature of my plan?

Yes. The trial gives access to the plan you chose, with no feature switched off.

What if I cancel on the last day?

Cancel before the trial end date. If the payment has already been triggered, a period that has started is not refunded.

I subscribed through a special offer and had no trial, is that normal?

Yes. Promotions and special offers are sold without a trial period: billing starts at sign-up.

Can I change plan during the trial?

Yes, upgrading is possible at any time.

See the article: How to upgrade my Novalya subscription?

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Need help?

The fastest route is to open a ticket from your Novalya workspace: your account is already identified there, so we have nothing to ask you for in order to find your subscription.

You can also write to support@novalya.com. In that case, include the email address of your account and, if you can, a screenshot of what you see on screen: that is what lets us answer correctly the first time.

Updated on: 20/08/2026