Free trials are the best way to test TrueClicks for companies that manage up to $400K/month in ad spend.
By "free trial," we mean the first weeks of using TrueClicks with free unlimited spend. After the free trial period, we offer a forever free version of TrueClicks with a $50K/mo spend limit.
If your team manages more than $400K/mo, please read our article about pilot projects, as that's the best way to evaluate TrueClicks for higher spend levels.
Pilots last 8 or 12 weeks and provide much more structure and support than a free trial.
A free trial will last anywhere between 2 and 6 weeks. The exact length will depend on how much you customize TrueClicks and how many users and Google Ads accounts you involve during your trial.
At the bottom of this page, you'll find a table showing how long your trial could last based on the number of active users and Google Ads accounts involved during your trial.
The good news is that trials are only limited in time, which means they are unlimited when it comes to:
Linked accounts
Linked spend
Users
Features
So the question remains: how will your team get the most value out of this limited time?
We believe it's by answering a few questions in advance:
Maximum trial length based on active users and linked Google Ads accounts
Before starting your trial, it would be good to determine the number of days your trial could last based on the table below:
| 1 Google Ads account linked | 2 to 4 accounts linked | 5 to 14 accounts linked | 15 to 29 accounts linked | At least 30 accounts linked |
1 active user | 15 days | 19 days | 23 days | 32 days | 35 days |
2 active users | 17 days | 21 days | 25 days | 34 days | 37 days |
3 active users | 17 days | 25 days | 29 days | 38 days | 41 days |
4 or more active users | 18 days | 26 days | 30 days | 39 days | 42 days |
Please note that just having the users and accounts linked won't give you the maximum length right away.
By clicking on the 'earn more days' button, you'll see exactly what your team needs to do to earn this maximum trial length: