How we verify pricing and trials
Short answer: We record the pricing model — free, freemium or paid — and whether the vendor publishes a trial. Exact prices and trial lengths change without notice, so we link to the vendor's page instead of copying numbers that go stale.
Last verified: 2026-08-01
What each field means
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Free | Full functionality at no cost, including commercial use unless stated |
| Freemium | Usable free tier with a paid upgrade |
| Paid | Requires a purchase for normal use |
| Trial: yes | The vendor publishes a trial or limited free download |
| Trial: unverified | We could not confirm current trial terms from the vendor |
Why we avoid quoting prices
Vendors run regional pricing, seasonal discounts and volume tiers. A price copied into a comparison table is wrong within weeks and can mislead a purchase decision, so the product page links to official pricing instead.
Trial length claims
Some products are widely documented as offering a 30-day trial. Trial terms still change, so every trial note asks you to confirm on the official download page before planning around a duration.