Apogee ads trial: 7 days, the fee and how to cancel

Apogee ads trial: what 7 days for $1 includes

The Apogee trial gives you 7 days of the plan you pick, with no ad limit, for $1 including tax, and a credit card is required. Apogee is the bulk ad launcher for Meta, TikTok and Snapchat. Its pricing page says the trial covers the plan you choose "with everything it includes".

Plan prices are separate and exclude tax: Starter is $69 per seat a month on monthly billing, and Apogee pricing shows how the four plans differ.

On Scale, Apogee says the Done For You consultant hour starts from the first payment. For an in-house growth team at a DTC brand that tests 30 new UGC videos a week across concepts, the trial can hold one real batch. Apogee lets a launch be created paused, so the team reviews the batch and releases it afterward.

What happens on day 7

Apogee sends a reminder email before the first charge. On day 7 the plan you picked is charged automatically at the displayed price, unless you cancel before. Cancel from the app: open the Billing page and press the "Cancel trial" button.

If the payment fails at the end of the trial, access to the service ends until the plan is paid or a plan is subscribed to from the app. To stop the plan, cancel before the day-7 charge: a period that has started is not refunded.

Trial credits and the once-per-customer rule

Credits meter only the MCP and the REST API, which start with Pro; Starter has neither. During the trial the credits are a quarter of the month: 2,500 on Pro, 7,500 on Growth and 25,000 on Scale. Ordinary bulk launching on Meta does not spend credits, so the allowance matters only to teams that run Apogee from an AI assistant or their own code.

The trial is offered once per customer. Apogee's pricing page lists no free plan; its Terms mention one only for accounts created before the trial existed. The Apogee review covers what each plan includes.

Refunds once a plan is paid

Monthly plans carry no commitment, and a cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period. You keep access to paid features until that period ends. Plans renew automatically for the same length.

Amounts paid for a period that has started are not refunded, including when you cancel during it. The exceptions are mandatory law and a goodwill gesture by Apogee.

Trials from Ads Uploader, Birch and AdManage

Ads Uploader offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card, and Birch (formerly Revealbot) offers a 14-day free trial with no card plus 50 Stage uploads a month free. AdManage lists no trial on its pricing page; it offers a money-back guarantee instead, 7 days on Essential and 30 days on In-House and Agency.

For one Meta buyer who wants a trial without a card, Apogee vs Ads Uploader sets the two side by side. Pick Birch for a 14-day trial with no card and a free tier. Apogee's own trial starts from the button below.