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n8n cloud trial FAQ

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How do I cancel my trial

We're sorry to see you go!

You don’t need to cancel your n8n Cloud trial. The standard trial lasts 14 days and expires automatically. You won’t be charged unless you choose a paid plan and complete checkout. If you don’t upgrade, your instance will be deleted after the trial ends.

Trial ending, need more time but not right now

After your trial ends, there is a 3-day grace period before your instance is stopped. The stopped instance is kept for another 5 days before it is deleted. Subscribing before deletion restarts your existing instance.

If your trial has ended, click Upgrade plan in the Cloud console to subscribe to a paid plan. If your instance has already been deleted, subscribing through this button will automatically restore it from backup, provided a backup is still available.⁠

You can download your workflows for up to 90 days after your trial ends.

If you want to revisit n8n at a later date, we recommend:

  1. Downloading your workflows from the Cloud console before your trial ends. For step-by-step instructions, see How to export your workflows.

  2. Signing up for a new trial with a different email address when you are ready.

Your workflow data is kept for 90 days after the trial ends, so you have time to export even if you don't do it right away.

Can I extend my trial?

Yes, we can extend your trial once as a courtesy, as long as your instance hasn’t been deleted yet. To request an extension, contact support from the email address associated with your n8n Cloud account. If you’re unsure which email you used, see Troubleshooting login issues.

I want to pause and come back later

If you’re not ready to subscribe, download your workflows so you can reuse them later. You can download them for up to 90 days after your trial ends.

See Download workflows for instructions.

Is there a free plan?

There is no free plan. After the trial ends, a paid subscription is required to continue using n8n Cloud.

Article Last Updated At: 2026-10-27T18:45:57.935Z