How Trials Work
After you confirm your email and verify your card, your free 14-day trial starts. You can try everything our Pro Plus subscription has to offer: custom domain support, unlimited publishing, traffic stats, video uploads, design options, automatic alt text for new photos, and more.
If you sign up with Google, Google verifies your email. You must still complete card verification before the trial starts.
Card verification is free. It does not charge your card or start a paid subscription. Learn why we ask for a card. Your trial never becomes a paid plan automatically. You must choose a plan and confirm the purchase before paid billing starts.
The trial will run for 14 days. You’re more than welcome to kick the tires during this two-week window to see if Exposure is right for you (we’re confident it will be!)
After the 14 day trial period, to continue using Exposure’s features and keep publishing, you’ll need to upgrade to a paid subscription. Also, every paid subscription comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Letting Your Trial Expire
Section titled “Letting Your Trial Expire”You do not need to cancel your trial to avoid a charge.
Finally, if you decide that Exposure isn’t right for you, no hard feelings! Once your trial expires your site and stories will no longer be accessible to view or edit. We don’t delete your content right away. You have one year from your trial ending to publish.
Extend Your Trial
Section titled “Extend Your Trial”Need more time with our trial period? No problem! Just contact us via the Exposure contact form or send us an email. We will be happy to help.
If you do not have a payment method right now but still want to try Exposure, please contact us.
