How the free trial works
Seven days or a set number of cases, no card required. What's included and what happens after.
Updated November 11, 2026
The shape of the trial
The free trial is 7 days or a set amount of content β 5 weekly workouts and 10 ECG STAT articles β whichever you reach first. No credit card required, ever: when the trial ends, it just ends. There is no surprise charge because there is nothing on file to charge.
A case you've opened stays open for your whole trial β the limit counts distinct cases unlocked, so re-reading never costs you anything.
Starting one
Sign up at ecgweekly.com/trial with your email. You'll get a sign-in link and you're in immediately.
The rules
- One trial per person per 12 months. (If you signed up but never actually used it β mistyped email, lost link β that doesn't count against you. Message us.)
- Past members can't trial β you already know what's inside! Sign in instead; your history is waiting, and rejoining takes a minute.
- Disposable email addresses don't work for trial signup.
When it ends
You'll see the membership options and can join with any plan β everything you did during the trial (quiz answers, favorites) carries into your membership.
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- Plans and what's includedEssentials, Plus, and Max compared β archive access, ECG STAT, Skills exams, and CME.
- Canceling auto-renewalTurn off renewal in one click. You keep access through the end of your paid term, and your history is never deleted.
- Changing your sign-in emailUpdate the email you sign in with β billing and receipts follow automatically.
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