Trial Armor makes single-use cards: pay once, and the card closes itself. A free trial can never quietly turn into a surprise renewal.
Trials are designed to convert before you remember to cancel. Card-updater services even re-attach your charges to a brand-new card, so changing your card number doesn't save you either.
Angus Reid / CBC Marketplaces free-trial survey, 2023.
Open the Trial Armor app (or the website) and mint a single-use card for one purchase.
Hand the card to the trial signup. It charges exactly what you approved, once.
The card is dead after that. A renewal charge three weeks later simply declines.
Trial Armor cards are issued through a licensed sponsor bank on a standard credit BIN, so merchants see an ordinary bank card, the same kind of card they take every day. Nothing to explain, nothing that flags as prepaid or virtual, and nothing for a card-updater service to chase, because the card is gone.
It ships as a mobile app plus a full website, so your cards live wherever you sign up.
per card, pay as you go. Perfect for the occasional trial.
a small flat tier for people who live in free trials. Details at launch.
Trial Armor is in the works right now. Join the waitlist and you'll hear the moment cards go live.
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