“Do you offer a free trial?”
No, Reaudit doesn’t offer a free trial, and that’s deliberate. A trial makes you do the work to discover whether there’s value. We flip it: you get a free AI brand visibility report up front showing exactly how ChatGPT, Google AI, and Perplexity describe you versus your competitors, you get usable value the moment you log in, and we hop on a call to answer anything. We show you the value instead of asking you to go find it.
Why this comes up
During our global outreach, a founder at a cybersecurity vendor replied with a fair, familiar question: can I get a free trial before committing? SaaS has trained every buyer to expect it. Fourteen days, a card on file, and an empty dashboard to poke at.
It is a reasonable ask, but it quietly puts the burden in the wrong place. A trial asks you to invest your own time to find out whether the product is worth paying for. For a visibility platform, that often means waiting for data to populate before you see anything at all.
What the evidence shows
So we don’t run free trials, and we say so plainly. Reaudit isn’t an empty shell you have to fill yourself. There is real value the moment you log in, and we don’t gate the proof behind a countdown timer.
Instead we lead with a free AI brand visibility report: a real audit of how AI engines see you and your competitors across ChatGPT, Google AI, and Perplexity. Then we get on a call to walk through it and answer anything. The anonymized report below is exactly what a prospect receives, with names removed.
The lesson
A free trial is a value-discovery cost you push onto the buyer. If your product only proves itself after someone configures it and waits, a trial is a tax on their patience.
The stronger move is to lead with value, not a login. Hand over a free, personalized artifact that shows the gap, then have a real conversation about it. Whether you sell software or services, show the value before you ask anyone to trial it.