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Your free trial

Your first paid subscription starts with a 14-day free trial, on whichever plan you choose.

What you get​

Everything in the tier you picked, with nothing held back. A Pro trial has exams; a Plus trial has team members. You are not evaluating a reduced version.

Fourteen days is deliberate — it is about a fortnight of real teaching, long enough to run several sessions and watch attendance accumulate.

Why a card is required​

Checkout collects a card up front, even though nothing is charged during the trial. This is so the trial converts to a paid subscription on day 15 without you having to do anything.

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If the card is removed or expires during the trial, the subscription is cancelled rather than charged silently. You lose access at that point rather than continuing free.

On day 15​

The first charge is taken automatically and you continue on the plan you picked. Quorum sends a reminder before the trial ends, so the charge is not a surprise.

To leave instead, cancel before day 14.

Cancelling during the trial​

Cancelling during a trial does not cut you off immediately. Access runs to the end of the fourteen days, and nothing is ever charged — the trial end and the billing period end are the same moment.

See Cancel your subscription.

One trial per account​

The offer is available once. Quorum tracks this two ways: whether a trial has ever started on your account, and whether you have ever held a subscription at all.

That has one consequence worth knowing: if you subscribed in the past and cancelled without ever trialling, you cannot claim a trial now. Starting checkout and abandoning it, on the other hand, does not burn the offer — a trial only counts once it actually starts.

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