Paid plans are not open yet. Billing is switched off in the application itself, not merely hidden: the checkout endpoint refuses every request while it is disabled, so nothing can be charged today.
On day 8 you move to the Free plan. Nothing is charged, because no card was ever collected — there is no automatic conversion and nothing to remember to cancel.
Free keeps 6 core drills across both categories, the same training surface, and your recent history. Pro is what restores the full library, the Advanced and Expert levels, and the session controls.
Your account and your session history are never deleted when a trial ends.
Every one of the 23 drills — 16 visual tracking, 7 reaction — at every difficulty, with all session controls. No card, no checkout, nothing to cancel.
6 core drills across both categories, the same fullscreen training surface, and your recent session history. It is not a locked demo.
Kept on your own device and charted at /dashboard/progress. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends.
Measured against your own baseline over time — not a leaderboard, and not a comparison with strangers.
Generated from the same table the application gates on, so this list cannot drift from what the product actually does.
An honest answer here is more useful than a polite one. It decides whether a paid tier happens at all — and it does not put you on a mailing list.
SkillDrills Free is $0 forever. SkillDrills Pro is planned at $5/month and is not on sale yet.