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# Free Trial Settings (CC Req.)

The user has to click on the subscription package link that they want to subscribe to. Then they will be brought to the Stripe checkout page where they will enter in their credit card information. The page will show the price but tell them that they they will not be charged for X amount of days. 

To enable this option, go into your SaaS configurator and create or edit an existing package.  Then go to the Trial & Credits tab. Here you will see the following options to enable/ disable this option and then set the amount of days in the free trial. This is the amount of days the system will wait to charge the user's credit card. 

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