How Does Nudgify's Free Trial and Pricing Work?

Nudgify offers a 7-day free trial that requires no credit card, so you can test its social proof and FOMO nudges on your site before paying anything. After the trial ends, you move to a paid plan to keep the nudges running. The site's pricing page is the place to see the current plan options and costs, since Nudgify does not publish specific prices in the material available here.

The 7-Day Free Trial

The trial is the entry point for evaluating Nudgify. According to the site, you can "Test-Drive for 7 days. No credit card needed." That means:

• No payment details upfront — you don't need to enter a card to start.
• Full feature access during the trial — you can set up and run nudges to see how they perform.
• A fixed 7-day window — the trial is time-limited, so it's worth planning what you want to test.

To start, you add Nudgify to your site or store (the site offers "Add to My Site" and "Add to Shopify" paths), then configure your first nudges. The trial period is your chance to check whether the notifications fit your design and whether they move the metrics you care about.

What You Can Test During the Trial

The trial isn't just a demo — it's meant to let you run real nudges. Nudgify's features include:

You can display these as overlays or inline elements and customize them to match your site's design. Nudgify also supports notifications in 32 languages, which matters if you sell internationally.

A practical way to use the 7 days: pick one or two nudge types that match a specific goal (for example, a low-stock nudge on a product page, or a review nudge near a checkout button), let them run, and compare behavior before and after. That gives you a concrete reason to continue or stop when the trial ends.

What Happens After the Trial

Once the 7-day trial is over, continued use requires a paid plan. Nudgify maintains a dedicated pricing page at nudgify.com/pricing/, which is where the current plans and their costs are listed. Because the available material doesn't include specific prices or plan tiers, check that page directly for up-to-date numbers rather than relying on secondhand figures.

The site describes Nudgify as used by over 4,000 brands (elsewhere on the page, "over 3100 brands") across 138 countries. It positions itself as an alternative to ProveSource and TrustPulse, which is useful context if you're comparing tools — but pricing comparisons should be made against each vendor's own current pricing page.

Who This Fits

The trial-and-then-pay model suits you if:

• You want to verify results before committing — social proof tools are hard to judge without live traffic, and 7 days lets you see real behavior.
• You're on Shopify, Wix, or another supported platform and want a low-friction setup.
• You need multilingual notifications for an international audience.
• You're comparing Nudgify against ProveSource or TrustPulse and want a hands-on test rather than a feature-list comparison.

It's less suited if you need a free permanent tier — the material describes a free trial, not a free plan, so plan for a paid subscription if you keep using it.

Common Questions

Do I need a credit card to start? No. The site states the trial needs no credit card.

How long is the trial? 7 days.

Where do I see prices? On the pricing page linked in the site navigation. Specific figures aren't included in the source material here, so treat that page as the authoritative source.

Can I use it on Shopify? Yes — the site provides a dedicated "Add to Shopify" option alongside "Add to My Site."

What if I don't finish setup during the trial? The trial is time-based, so it's best to install and configure early in the 7 days to get usable data before it ends.