Most "free trial" offers come with a catch somewhere a credit card on file, an auto-renewal you have to remember to cancel, or a countdown that quietly turns into a charge. Letshareit's trial doesn't work that way. Here's exactly what you get, how it starts, and what happens when it's over.
What's included
New accounts get 14 days of the Basic plan, automatically, starting from your first login no code to enter, no form to fill out. That means for two weeks you get Basic's actual limits: up to 60 GB per file and 300 GB of total storage, instead of the Free plan's 4 GB cap. Everything else about how the product works stays the same same upload flow, same password protection, same link sharing.
No credit card, genuinely
This is the part worth being specific about: starting the trial never asks for a card. There's no payment method on file, which means there's nothing to auto-charge and nothing to forget to cancel. When the 14 days are up, your account simply returns to the Free plan no bill, no notification about a charge that's about to happen, because there was never a charge waiting to happen in the first place.
Who's eligible
- New accounts only. The trial is for accounts created from the launch of this offer onward existing accounts aren't eligible for it retroactively.
- One trial per person. It's tied to your account and your email, so it can't be restarted by creating a second account with the same address.
- No prior paid history. The trial is meant for people trying Letshareit for the first time, not as a way to pause and restart a paid plan.
What happens when it ends
Your account moves back to the Free plan automatically. Anything you uploaded stays exactly where it was the trial doesn't delete files or revoke existing links when it expires, it just changes what new uploads are allowed under. If Basic turned out to be the right fit, you can upgrade any time from the pricing page; if Free covers what you actually need, there's nothing to do at all.
Why run it this way
A trial that requires a card up front is really a bet that you'll forget to cancel that's not the kind of first impression worth making. The point of 14 days on Basic is to let you actually use the higher limits on a real project before deciding whether they're worth paying for, with nothing to walk back if you decide they're not.
Getting started
Create an account and the trial starts on your first login no separate step, no promo code. From there it works exactly like Basic for 14 days, then settles back to Free on its own.
