Your Week of Free: 14 Free Trials to Sign Up For (And Then Cancel, if You Want)

There’s no such thing as a free lunch — unless it’s a free trial for a meal service. And there are lots of free trials out there that offer valuable services and subscriptions totally for free for seven days, 14 days, and sometimes even up to a month. From streaming to shopping to fitness, here are 14 free trials that will let you try some of the most useful subscriptions across the internet.

But there’s one trick to keep in mind to make sure these free trials actually stay free. Caitlin Earle, owner and CEO ofBudget BFF警告说,问题是当你忘记the free trial and continue paying in perpetuity. Luckily, she has a tip to avoid falling into that trap: “I love free trials, but put the date to cancel in your calendar with a reminder!”

With that in mind, get ready to start signing up for (and putting reminders in your calendar to cancel!) these 14 free trials that are totally worth it.

Earle suggests looking into free trials where the benefits will stay with you long after the free trial period is over. “A free 30-day trial toSkillshare是要陪着你,因为你吗can learn something,” she says.

If you’re someone who always has an audiobook or a podcast in your ear, whether you’re taking a walk, cooking dinner, or cleaning around the house, then theAudible free trialis one worth signing up for. You’ll get 30 days to try out the service and decide whether unlimited access to best-selling audiobooks is worth adding to your budget.

Not already aPrime member? There’s a perfect time to sign up. Earle recommends signing up for their trial right before Prime Day. Take full advantage of all the shows you want to watch, music you want to stream, and free shipping items you’d like to arrive at your doorstep before your 30 days are up.

When it comes toWalmart+, Earle advises deal-seekers to sign up for that trial before the holidays to gain early access to Black Friday deals. Then cut and run if you don’t plan to continue after the gifting rush.

Natalie Warb, financial expert atCouponBirdsadds, “One of the amazing perks this free trial gets you is unlimited free delivery from your local Walmart store with no minimum order, across all departments of their online site.” She also notes that members get limited discounts to items not available to the average shopper.

If you, like many right now, are on the job market, don’t underestimate the 30-dayLinkedIn Premium free trial, which will give you access to sending free InMail messages, access to see who’s checking you out, and the ability to show up as a featured applicant.

Speaking of professional resources,Adobe Creative Cloudoffers a seven-day free trial where you have full access to Adobe Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign and After Effects. Once that weeklong timeline is ticking, start cranking out all of the beautiful photos you need to edit, resumes you need to design, and motion graphics you’ve dreamed of making.

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• Canva Pro: 30-day free trial

If your cell phone bill keeps ticking higher month-over-month, you may want to check outMint Mobile, which offers talk, text, and data for $15 a month. ButAndrea Woroch, a money-saving expert, knows that switching can be nerve-wracking, which is why the Mint Mobile free trial is a game changer. Woroch explains, “This free trial makes it easy to try the service. It works on your current phone without affecting your current service. If you like it, you could save hundreds to thousands of dollars on your wireless service in the future!”

Are you currently renovating? Moving to a new apartment? Just want to rearrange your room?HomeByMelets new users create up to five projects within their 3D interior design software for free, giving you the ability to envision your space before you start moving things around.

不ed to see why everyone’s talking about “Stolen Youth?” It might be time to sign up for the monthlongfree trial of Hulu, which will run you $7.99 a month for the most basic plan if you forget to cancel at the end of the 30 days.

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• YouTube TV: 14-day free trial
• Paramount+: 7-day free trial
• Apple TV+: 7-day free trial

Those Spotify ads totally kill the mood, right? You’re in the middle of cooking dinner, in the zone with the Dinner Party Jazz playlist and, boom, out of nowhere a commercial comes blaring through the speakers. Say goodbye to ads with the three-month (!) trial ofSpotify Premium— and pay $9.99 a month if you decide to say goodbye to ads forever.

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• SiriusXM: 3-month free trial
• Apple Music: 30-day free trial
• Pandora: 3-month free trial

If you’ve decided you’re never going back to the gym (it’s just easier at home!), the seven-dayobé Fitnesstrial can help you decide whether on-demand workouts for cardio, pilates, yoga, and more are the best way to get you moving.

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• Peloton: 30-day free trial
• Classpass: 14-day free trial

If you know what you like and don’t need multiple workout options, then try out theBarre314-day free trial, which gives you access to their entire library of on-demand classes. There are full-length classes, as well as targeted shorter sessions for squeezing in a workout between meetings.

If you’re trying to get a handle on your spending right now or gain a better understanding of what’s coming in and out of your account, the free trial of theBuddy apphelps you get an idea of your numbers before you decide to actually allocate a budget item for it.

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• You Need a Budget: 34-day free trial

The pioneer of meal kits is still going strong and their free trial offer is one of the best.Blue Apronoffers 18 free meals across six meal boxes, as well as free shipping. You’ll pay for some meals in each box, but the offer still comes out as a deal across multiple weeks.

Woroch recommends looking at services you may already get for free, simply by having an existing subscription to another service. “For example, T-Mobile users can get free Netflix, a year of Apple TV and Paramount+ and Sprint offers their members free Hulu and Tidal,” says Woroch. Additionally, she says some credit cards may give you free memberships or credits toward services like Uber Eats.

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