gettrialguard.com · Tools
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Automatically detect free trials and intro promos while browsing, setting local reminders before you get charged. Never get caught by surprise subscriptions again! 🛡️ TrialGuard automatically detects free trials, introductory promo offers, and hidden recurring billing conditions as you browse the web. It sets smart, local reminders to notify you before your credit card gets charged. Key Features: • 🤖 Automatic Detection: Detects $0 free trials and sneaky $1 intro promos in real time. • 🔔 Timely Notifications: Receive automated desktop alerts days before your trial converts to a paid subscription. • 🚀 Direct Cancellation Shortcuts: Jump straight to the cancellation management page in one click—no more digging through nested account menus. • 🔐 100% Private & On-Device: No account creation needed. Your trial data stays encrypted inside your browser—we never store or track your personal information on external servers. • ⚡ Lightweight & Fast: Zero background bloat, optimized for Manifest V3. How It Works: 1. Browse normally—TrialGuard monitors checkout pages for free trial triggers. 2. Confirm the trial length when prompted, or manually log an active subscription. 3. Relax—TrialGuard will notify you before the renewal date so you can cancel penalty-free! Protect your wallet and stop unwanted subscription charges today with TrialGuard.
Aug 9, 2026
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