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FIRST SEEN 2026-08-20 · VERSION 20260820_rev01 · FIRST CAPTURED VERSION

What changed, in plain language

TradingView changed how free trials work. Instead of a fixed 30-day free trial, the trial length can now vary by plan, region, and platform, and will be shown to you when you sign up. The rest of the billing rules — automatic charges after the trial and cancellation on your own — stayed the same.

Changes that may affect you

Trial length is now variable instead of a guaranteed 30 daysMINOR

BILLING & RENEWAL

Before, you knew any trial gave you 30 free days. Now the free period could be shorter — maybe 7 days, maybe 14 — depending on the plan, your country, and where you sign up. Since the trial turns into a paid subscription automatically, a shorter trial means the first charge can land sooner than you expect. TradingView does say the length will be shown when you sign up, which limits the harm.

“The duration of the trial may vary depending on the plan, region, and platform, and will be shown when the user signs up for the trial.”

What you can do — When you start a trial, note the exact end date shown at signup and set a reminder a day or two before it. Cancel in the billing section of your Settings page if you don't want to be charged — an email or support ticket does not count as cancelling.

Changelog

± CHANGEDFree trial length is no longer fixed at 30 days
The old terms promised a 30-day free trial on selected paid plans. Now the trial length can be different depending on the plan you pick, where you live, and whether you sign up on the website or an app. TradingView says it will show you the length when you start the trial.
Users can try selected paid plans for 30 days free of charge.
Users may be offered a free trial of selected paid plans. The duration of the trial may vary depending on the plan, region, and platform, and will be shown when the user signs up for the trial.
± CHANGEDFree trials are now optional, not guaranteed
The wording moved from users "can try" selected plans to users "may be offered" a trial. TradingView is no longer promising a trial on those plans.
Users can try selected paid plans for 30 days free of charge.
Users may be offered a free trial of selected paid plans.
± CHANGEDAutomatic charge at the end of the trial spelled out more clearly
The old text just said the trial "automatically converts" to a paid plan if you don't cancel. The new text adds that the subscription fee will actually be charged at the end of the trial. This is the same practice, just stated more plainly.
If the trial is not cancelled before its expiration date, it automatically converts to a monthly or annual paid plan depending on the user's choice.
Unless cancelled before the trial expires, the subscription will automatically convert to the monthly or annual paid plan selected by the user, and the applicable subscription fee will be charged at the end of the trial period.

Full text changes

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 \. Payment and cancellation of service
 . By ordering any subscription on [www.tradingview.com](https://www.tradingview.com/) (including a free trial period), you confirm that you have read and accepted our Terms of Use and you authorize TradingView to automatically charge your bank card, PayPal account or other supported payment method according to the billing period manually selected by you.
+. The service is billed in advance monthly or annually. Users can try selected paid plans for 30 days free of charge. If the trial is not cancelled before its expiration date, it automatically converts to a monthly or annual paid plan depending on the user's choice.
+. The service is billed in advance monthly or annually. Users may be offered a free trial of selected paid plans. The duration of the trial may vary depending on the plan, region, and platform, and will be shown when the user signs up for the trial.
+    Unless cancelled before the trial expires, the subscription will automatically convert to the monthly or annual paid plan selected by the user, and the applicable subscription fee will be charged at the end of the trial period.
 . All billing is recurring, which means you will continue to get billed until you cancel your subscription. You are solely responsible for properly cancelling your TradingView subscription. An email request or support ticket asking for your subscription to be cancelled is not considered cancellation. You may cancel your subscription anytime by visiting the billing section of your [Settings](https://tradingview.com/settings/) page.
 . If you cancel the service before your current paid-up period ends, your subscription will remain active until the next due date. After the due date, if no payment is received, your subscription will be stopped. If auto-renewal fails for an annual plan, you will automatically be switched to a monthly plan.
 . Refunds are available for annual subscriptions if requested within 14 calendar days after the payment is made. Refunds for monthly subscriptions are available only if requested within 7 calendar days after the payment is made. Paid Spaces subscriptions are eligible for a refund if requested within 7 calendar days after the payment is made.
 . Refunds for market data subscriptions are subject to the following conditions: annual market data subscriptions are refundable within 14 calendar days after the payment is made, with the cost of the current month deducted from the refund amount. Monthly market data subscriptions are non-refundable.
 . To request a refund, you need to [contact our support team](). Please note that users who have filed a chargeback, dispute request, or claim are not eligible for a refund.