> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://admin-help.runmags.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://admin-help.runmags.com/introduction/your-runmags-trial-and-onboarding/sign-up-for-a-free-trial-of-runmags.md).
# Sign up for a free trial of RunMags
Go to [runmags.com/signup](https://www.runmags.com/signup/) and register for a free 14 day trial. Try RunMags, configure your modules and add users to see how much the service will cost when your trial ends. During your trial, you'll get access to the applicable features for 14 days, however there are minor limitations.
### We don't require a credit card during the trial, so you can try the RunMags platform obligation-free.
With your free trial, you can start to:
* Configure users and templates
* Add issues and product inventory
* Sell ads and subscriptions
* Paginate and place ads
* Invoice and collect cash
At any time during the trial, you can enter your credit card information and your billing cycle will start. At the end of the trial, if you want to continue, enter your credit card information and operate your business on RunMags for as long as you please. If you one day want to end the subscription, you can liberate your data and terminate without additional fees.\
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**What happens after 14 days if I haven't entered my credit card information?**\
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Once the trial ends, if you have not entered your credit card information, your account and all the data that you have entered will be deleted from our system.
### Next steps:
If you want some help to evaluate RunMags, you can always [sign up for an online demo](https://calendly.com/robertbergqvist/runmags-demo).\
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If you decide you want to go live with RunMags, check out our [onboarding process](/introduction/your-runmags-trial-and-onboarding/how-does-the-14-day-trial-work.md).
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