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How to sign up to a free trial

Learn how to sign up to a complimentary 14-day trial with Firmable

Below is an overview of the steps to take when signing up to a free trial with Firmable. Experience unrestricted access to our extensive database of company and people records. You'll get 25 credits to explore all features, hassle-free, and you can enjoy the flexibility to upgrade or cancel at anytime. 

  • Visit Firmable.com and click Start free trial

  • Create your account by entering your details including First name, Last name, Email address (work email), Phone number, and create a Password, then click Continue

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  • You will then be prompted to verify your email address and mobile phone number. Enter the Verification code sent to your email and phone to proceed. 

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  • Create your company by entering Company name, then click Create.

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Note: You do not need to enter or change the Slug URL here, we will automatically create this for you based on your Company name.

Plans and subs screen

  • Choose your ideal plan, click Add users if you're selecting a Teams or Teams Pro subscription and would like more members of your organisation to trial Firmable. Review the rest of the information on the right, click the checkbox for Agree to our terms and conditions, and select Start free 14-day trial now

Note: You can skip the trial and click Activate full subscription if you'd like to get started immediately with a paid plan. 

  • Enter your credit card details and click next to complete the process. If signing up to a trial, you will not be charged anything until the end of the trial period. You can upgrade or cancel at any time. 
  • You will now be signed up to the Firmable trial on your chosen subscription plan. Take a guided tour of the platform and test drive it with 25 free credits. 

Learn how to invite other team members to your trial or paid subscription

Learn how to manage your account and plans (including activating a trial to paid plan).