Make the most of the 5-day trial

The trial runs 5 days. Nothing is charged until day 6, and if you cancel any time inside those 5 days, it costs you nothing. There’s also a 30-day money-back window after that if you do convert and change your mind.

A day-by-day plan

1. 1
   Day 1: connect and audit

   Finish onboarding — connect your site and a publishing platform (see Connect your site) — then run a full site audit. This is also when your keyword research and initial article briefs get generated.
2. 2
   Day 2: review your first article

   Your first scheduled article should be generated within the hour of being due. Open it in the editor, check the SEO score, and either approve it or edit it before it publishes.
3. 3
   Day 3: run a GEO scan

   Use your one trial GEO scan to see how citable your site currently is to AI engines like ChatGPT and Perplexity, and check the citation tracker for any mentions already picked up.
4. 4
   Day 4: act on the fixes

   Work through the audit and GEO scan findings — schema validations and AI optimizations both have trial allowances, so use them on your highest-impact pages first.
5. 5
   Day 5: decide

   Compare what the trial showed against the numbers below. If you keep going, billing starts on day 6 at your chosen plan; if not, cancel before day 6 and you won’t be charged.

Trial vs plan allowances

What happens if you hit a limit

Whatever you were doing pauses rather than fails outright — a paused article generation resumes automatically once your allowance resets or you convert. You’ll see a message telling you which allowance you hit and how many you’ve used out of your limit, with a reminder that this is the trial’s allowance, not the plan’s. When the trial ends and you convert, the full monthly allowance unlocks immediately: 1,000 articles and 200 images a month, plus the higher caps in the table above.

Billing timing

Checkout runs on Whop’s hosted page when you start the trial, but no charge happens then — the 5-day trial is free, and your card is only charged on day 6 if you haven’t cancelled. See Billing, trial & cancel for how to cancel and what the 30-day money-back guarantee covers after that.