Leadpages Free Trial (2026): How the 7 Days Work

The Leadpages free trial lasts 7 days and is available on every self-serve plan, from the $29 Pro plan up to the $199 Optimize plan. You get full access to the plan you pick, a credit card is required at signup, and you are not charged if you cancel before day 7. If you do nothing, the trial converts to the paid plan on day 7. To make the most of the seven days, follow the Leadpages beginner tutorial. If you decide it is not for you, how to cancel Leadpages covers the steps and refund wording.

How Long Is the Leadpages Free Trial?

The trial is 7 days. You will still see 14-day trials mentioned on review sites and even in some older Leadpages help articles, because that was the previous length. The current pricing page shows "Start 7-Day Free Trial" on each plan card, and its FAQ says every plan includes a 7-day free trial with full platform access. Trust the pricing page if the numbers disagree.

You may also find posts promising 30, 60 or 90-day trials. Those were short-lived promotions in past years and are not available through the current pricing page.

Is a Credit Card Required?

Yes. Leadpages asks for a card when the trial starts, explaining that the full trial unlocks live publishing and the plan's testing tools. Its trial offer page says that if you cancel before day 7 there is no charge. The checkout page shows the exact amount you will be billed once the trial converts, so check it before confirming.

Is There a Free Leadpages Plan?

No. Leadpages does not sell a free-forever plan, and you cannot publish pages long term without paying. If you need a permanently free tool for a single simple page, see the free options in our Leadpages alternatives guide. For most businesses, the trial is enough time to decide whether Leadpages is worth paying for.

What the Trial Includes

The trial gives you the features of the plan you choose. That matters, because the plans differ a lot:

• Pro and Business trials let you build landing pages and a site, use the AI page builder, connect a custom domain and integrate your email tool.
• Grow trials add A/B testing with up to six variants, dynamic text replacement, personalization and lead enrichment.
• Optimize trials add multivariate testing, Smart Traffic and heatmaps.

Leadpages states that traffic is unlimited on every plan, so a busy launch during your trial is not capped. The pricing guide lists every limit by plan.

How to Start the Leadpages Trial

1. Open the Leadpages pricing page through the trial link on this page.
2. Pick a plan and choose monthly or yearly billing.
3. Create your account and add a payment card.
4. Build your first page from a template or with the AI page builder, then publish it on a Leadpages domain or your own domain.

Which Plan Should You Trial?

Trial the plan you expect to pay for, not the most expensive one. If you plan to run paid ads and test headlines, trial Grow, because A/B testing is not part of Pro or Business. If you only need a few pages and a simple website, trial Pro or Business. Leadpages' own trial offer page defaults to Grow, so make sure the plan shown at checkout is the one you want.

Also choose monthly billing during the trial unless you are certain. If you pick yearly billing, the full yearly amount is charged when the trial converts.

What Happens on Day 7?

According to Leadpages, you receive a reminder email on day 5, and on day 7 the trial converts to your paid plan automatically unless you have cancelled. Your pages stay saved and keep running, and billing continues monthly or yearly from that date.

How to Cancel the Leadpages Trial

Leadpages says cancelling takes two clicks in your account settings, with no retention call. Its help center describes the path as your account name, then Billing, then Cancel. Before cancelling, export anything you need: once an account closes, published pages, pop-ups and alert bars stop working and custom domains are disconnected, although Leadpages keeps your content for up to a year if you reactivate.

Cancel at least a day before the trial ends to avoid timing issues with time zones.

Does Leadpages Offer Refunds After the Trial?

The pricing page does not state a refund policy. The Leadpages help center's cancellation article describes a money-back guarantee for new accounts that cancel within 7 days of their first charge, but it was written for the older trial, so confirm with support before counting on it. The safest approach is to decide during the trial.

What to Test During Your 7 Days

Seven days goes quickly, so plan the trial around one real campaign:

• Build one complete page: generate a draft with AI or start from a template, then edit the copy, form and images.
• Publish it properly: connect your domain or use the Leadpages domain and check the page on your phone.
• Connect your email tool: confirm new leads arrive in your email marketing or CRM software.
• Add a pop-up or alert bar: see whether they fit how you collect leads.
• Send real traffic: even a small ad budget or an email to your list shows how the page performs.
• Try a split test if you are on Grow or Optimize, so you know whether the testing tools justify the price.

Our Leadpages features guide explains each of these tools before you start.

Is Leadpages Worth Paying For After the Trial?

If your page went live quickly, leads reached your email tool and the plan's limits suit your page count, Leadpages is usually worth keeping. If you need complex multi-step funnels with built-in email and courses, compare it with an all-in-one platform first, as covered in Leadpages vs ClickFunnels. For a full verdict, read the Leadpages review.