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Your free trial

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New accounts on Hire30A start with a taste of what the paid plans can do, on us, with nothing to enter and nothing charged.

What you get, and for how long

When you sign up, your account starts on a free trial:

  • Job seekers land on our Plus plan automatically, so alerts, read receipts, and every résumé slot are open from day one.
  • Hiring managers pick which plan to trial (Crew or Fleet) right in the signup flow, so you try the tier that actually matches how you hire, not a default we picked for you.

The trial length is set by Hire30A and can change over time, your Billing page always shows the plan you're on and exactly how many days are left, so there's never a guess involved.

Billing · Your account
PlanCrew (free trial)
Status11 days left
Card on fileNone yet

What happens when it ends

You don't need to do anything for the trial to end safely:

  • Add a card before it runs out, from Billing, and you keep everything on that plan without interruption.
  • Do nothing, and your account moves to the Free plan automatically. Nothing is ever charged without you adding a card first, and nothing you have built (jobs, applications, your profile) is deleted, some limits just come back.

No card, no risk

Because a trial never touches Stripe unless you choose to add a card, there's no charge to "forget to cancel." It simply lets go on its own.

Signed up as the wrong role?

If you started on the wrong side (a job seeker who meant to hire, or the reverse) and switch roles while your trial is still running, your remaining days come with you. The clock doesn't restart, so a mix-up never gifts you a second full trial, and never costs you the days you had left.

Curious what you would be keeping? See what each plan includes if you're hiring, or reach out through the Help Center with any question about your specific account.

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