Is Spanbox actually free, or is it one of those 'free' trials that nag you to pay?

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Every 'free' app lately is a 7-day trial in disguise. Is Spanbox genuinely free to use, or does it lock everything behind a paywall after a while?
OOtto Tan9d ago1152 views

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It's genuinely free, not a trial. You can connect any 3 apps (your pick of the 60+) and use them for as long as you like, with no account and no sign-up, they don't even ask for an email. Nothing expires and there's no nag screen counting down. The paid Pro plan only unlocks MORE than 3 apps plus some deeper inbox features; if three covers you, you never pay a cent. I've had the free version running for months without a single 'upgrade now' popup.
NNadia Park8d ago
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The 'no account needed' part is the tell, there's nothing to trial because there's no signup. You download it, add up to 3 apps, done. Pro is opt-in when you want unlimited apps.
NNina Lund6d ago
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Free is capped at 3 apps, not 3 days. Big difference from the usual trial trap. If you only live in WhatsApp, Slack and Gmail, free is the whole product for you.
AAmir Engel8d ago
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Worth adding: because there's no cloud account, 'free' here really means free, they're not monetising your data on the backend either. Local-first means there's no server holding your stuff.