I canceled my trial on the last day it was set to end. Did I get charged for the next month even though I canceled?
Updated June 30, 2026 · Reviewed by [email protected]
If you canceled before your trial period ended, you should not have been charged. When you cancel, the system sets a soft cancellation (cancel at period end), so you keep full access through the end of the current billing period, then the account reverts to Free with no charge after that.
However, if the trial converted to a paid subscription before you canceled, or if there's a charge that appears unexpected, the best next step is to check your email for a receipt or charge confirmation. If you were charged and believe it was in error, contact support with the charge details (date, amount, transaction ID if you have it) so the team can review your account and handle it manually.
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