Does this cancel a free trial?
No. It creates a planning calendar and optional reminder file only.
Free Trial Cancellation Calendar
Track free trial cancellation deadlines, last free days, and expected first charge dates in one calendar. Add multiple trials and export calendar reminders.
Last updated: August 2026
Track free-trial cancellation dates
Add a first charge date or calculate it from a date-only trial duration. Provider terms control the actual deadline.
Trial deadlines
| Service | Cancel by | Last free day | First expected charge | Days remaining | Status | Source | Reminder |
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Confirm the exact cancellation deadline, time zone, billing time, and refund policy with the service provider. This date-only planner does not prevent a charge.
How are free-trial dates calculated?
For a known charge date, the calculator subtracts your selected calendar-day lead time. For a duration, it adds calendar days, weeks, or clamped calendar months to the trial start date. The last free day is the day before the first expected charge.
Why use a cancellation lead time?
A lead time gives you a planning buffer before the expected charge date. A zero-day lead means the cancel-by date equals the expected charge date; same-day cancellation may be too late for some services.
Month-end and provider terms
A January 31 start plus one month becomes February 28, or February 29 in a leap year. This tool uses date-only planning, while providers can use a particular billing time, time zone, and policy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I add several trials?
Yes. Add up to 30 rows; upcoming trials are sorted by cancel-by date and service name.
Can I export calendar reminders?
Yes. Export one trial or all cancel-by reminders as standard all-day .ics events.
Are first-charge amounts combined?
Amounts are grouped by currency rather than converted or combined across currencies.
Confirm the exact cancellation deadline, time zone, billing time, and refund policy with the service provider. This calendar uses date-only planning and does not prevent a charge.