A trial account runs the product with limits.
What you can see
Trial Status shows your Trial Progress, when it Started, your trial allowance and the total trial period, with an Expires soon warning as you approach the end.
What is restricted
Several controls are disabled or capped during a trial, each with a tooltip naming what unlocks it:
- Voicemail drop — Available with Premium subscription.
- Local area dialing — Available with Standard - Unlimited and Premium - Unlimited subscription.
- Compliance registrations — Registration services are available on our paid plans.
- Buying numbers, custom dispositions, callback numbers and auto-rotate are limited on trial accounts.
- Parallel dialing is capped by the plan.
When it ends
Dialing stops. The error is explicit: "Insufficient minutes. Your trial period has ended." Your data is not deleted — lists, logs, recordings and settings are all still there when you upgrade.
Upgrade Now on the trial dialog, or go to Subscription.
Getting a real answer from a trial
A trial that only proves the buttons work has not told you anything. In the time you have:
- Import a real list — a few hundred contacts you genuinely intend to call, not test data.
- Buy a local number for the area code you call most. Your first number is free.
- Run three sessions on different days and hours, and look at the call heatmap.
- Disposition every call properly. Then read the disposition analytics. That distribution is the real output of the trial: it tells you whether your list is dialable, whether you get past gatekeepers, and what your actual connect rate is.
That is enough to decide. Anything less and you are buying on a demo.