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Understand the Webflow/WordPress trial and the separate Shopify App Store trial.

October 8, 2026

HarperFlow offers a 7-day trial. The signup and billing flow depends on the platform you connect.

Webflow and WordPress

The web trial includes 3 articles over 7 days. Payment details are required at checkout. Review the selected volume, renewal amount, and trial end date before starting. Cancel through HarperFlow's Plan page before the trial ends if you do not want the subscription to renew.

Shopify

Install HarperFlow from the Shopify App Store. The listing offers a 7-day free trial, with subscriptions billed through Shopify from $39.90/month. A store gets the trial once. If yours already used it, for example before the app was uninstalled and reinstalled, HarperFlow says so when you pick your plan, and billing starts when you approve the subscription in Shopify. Review the trial terms and recurring charge on Shopify's approval screen. The web trial's Stripe checkout is not the signup path for a Shopify App Store subscription.

Scheduled publishing during evaluation

Check your generated articles and their scheduled times in HarperFlow. The veto digest lets you skip articles before they publish. A trial is not a guarantee that every draft will wait indefinitely for manual approval.

Eligibility and more time

Trial eligibility is checked during signup. A new account, reinstallation, or reconnecting the same site does not guarantee another trial. If you need help completing evaluation, contact the founder; an extension is not automatic, and any Shopify billing adjustment must be confirmed for that subscription.

See connect Shopify, pricing, and cancellation.


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