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Getting Started

Your free trial

What HarperFlow's 7-day, 3-article free trial includes and how eligibility works.

July 11, 2026

Most new accounts can try HarperFlow's autopilot free before paying anything. Here's exactly what that includes and how it works.

What you get

The trial runs for 7 days and includes 3 articles, with scheduling included, so you can see drafts move from discovery through to a scheduled publish, not just a single sample article. It costs $0 today.

Why a card is required upfront

Starting a trial requires payment details at checkout, even though you aren't charged during the trial. Cancel any time before the trial ends and you won't be billed at all. If you don't cancel, the trial converts into whichever paid plan you selected when you started it.

One trial per email, per site, and per company domain

HarperFlow checks eligibility before minting a trial:

  • One per email address, ever. Reusing an email that already had a trial skips straight to a paid plan.
  • One per connected site. The same website, identified by its platform connection, can't be re-trialed by connecting it to a different account.
  • One per company domain. If your email uses a custom (non-freemail) domain, only one trial is granted per domain, so a teammate at the same company can't start a second one. Freemail addresses (Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and similar) are exempt from this rule.

If any of these checks fail, setup still works. You just move straight to picking a paid plan instead of a free trial, with an honest explanation of why.

If you need more time

If your trial ends before you're ready to decide, HarperFlow offers a quick call with the founder to talk through your situation and extend your trial, with no pressure to subscribe on the spot. This is a real conversation, not an automatic extension: whoever picks up the call decides how much extra time or how many extra articles make sense for you.

Note: The trial is genuinely one-per-email, one-per-site, one-per-domain, not one-per-account. Deleting and recreating an account, or reconnecting the same site under a different login, won't grant a second trial. If you think you've hit this by mistake, use the contact link shown at checkout rather than trying to work around it.