EverWebinar Free Trial: Can You Get One in 2024?

We’re sad to say that EverWebinar does not offer a completely free trial. Although an extended trial does exist, you must pay $1 to access it.

Key Takeaways:

The $1 trial gives you 30 days to try the platform
EverWebinar has one plan that costs from $99/month
Use the 30-day money-back guarantee to extend the trial

Should You Pay $1 for the EverWebinar Trial?

Usually, the cheapest way to pay for EverWebinar is by handing over $99 per month.

There is a money-back guarantee (which we’ll get to in a moment), but paying a large sum to try something that may not be right for you is highly inconvenient.

We’re not fans of paid trials since we feel they are a little unfair—however, a low-cost trial is better than no trial. And it’s only $1, so it’s affordable for most.

The bottom line is that if you are interested in EverWebinar and what it offers, it’s worth trying for $1, if only to satisfy your curiosity.

What Does the EverWebinar Trial Include?

EverWebinar is the sister platform to WebinarJam and offers the opportunity to create and run pre-recorded on-demand webinars.

The platform provides a range of features to make attendees feel like they are participating in a live event. For example, you get:

Webinar automation
Live chat simulator
Clickable CTAs and offers
Dynamic display
In-webinar polls and surveys
And more

You also get a range of flexible scheduling tools, email and SMS reminders, page customization, and split A/B testing.

Although EverWebinar’s website lists three price plans, there is in fact one single product with three different ways to pay for it. The platform usually costs:

$99/month,
$499/year, or
$874 every two years

The 30-day $1 trial comes with everything the paid plans have to offer, with a few exceptions. During the trial period, you can’t do the following:

Use API access
Use any automation capabilities
Send more than 500 email invitations

Note! It is NOT possible to run live webinars using EverWebinar. For that, you will need to use WebinarJam, which also has a $1 trial.

How to Sign up for the EverWebinar Trial

Warning! The EverWebinar website only has a 14-day trial available, so don’t click there. You can only find the extended 30-day trial on this page.

Step 1: Head to this page to find the $1 trial and click on any of the “Start My $1 Trial” buttons. We recommend choosing the option you will be comfortable paying after the trial period has ended.

Note! The EverWebinar website does not always have the $1 trial available. However, you will always find it on this page.

Step 2: Complete the form with your details and click “Continue.”

Step 3: Review the payment details and click “Continue” if you’re happy.

Warning! Depending on where you are in the world, a sales tax may be applied to your order. You will pay this tax on the $1 trial amount and any subsequent subscription payments.

Step 4: Finally, add your payment details, agree to the billing terms, and you’re done!

What Happens When the EverWebinar Trial Is Over?

If you let the EverWebinar trial run its course, you will be automatically charged at the end for your chosen subscription rate and will continue as a full-paying customer.

Additionally, they lift the aforementioned trial restrictions, allowing you to use all features on the platform.

Extending the EverWebinar Trial: Is It Possible?

If you don’t mind the inconvenience of paying and then requesting a refund, you can take advantage of the 30-day money-back guarantee EverWebinar provides.

After your 30-day $1 trial expires, you will automatically be charged for your first subscription payment. Then, as long as you contact EverWebinar customer support within 30 days of making the payment, you can get a full refund with no questions asked.

Warning! You are not entitled to a refund if you exceed the 30-day limit.

Can the EverWebinar Trial Be Canceled?

You can cancel the EverWebinar trial at any time during the trial period, and you can continue using the platform until your trial expires. After this time, you will lose access to your account and any work you have done.

Canceling is easy, as long as you have your order ID number.

To find it, click on your profile icon in the top-right corner of the screen and click on “Billing.”

Scroll down the billing page, and you will see your order ID number displayed on the right-hand side. Copy it, and then click the “Go to self-billing” button.

Now, log into the billing portal using your email address and order ID number. The email address needs to be the same as the one you used to sign up for EverWebinar.