Yes, you can. All of GRID's building features are available for free, so you can access everything you've created, even if your trial has ended or your subscription has lapsed. However, sharing and publishing are restricted to those with an active trial or subscription.

No, you don't need to enter your credit card information to start a free trial; it's completely free with no automatic upgrade at the end.

You can build and edit as many GRID documents as you like for free. We recommend familiarizing yourself with the editor and creating your document before starting your trial. When you're ready, simply share or publish your GRID document to begin your free trial.

You'll enjoy 7 days of free sharing. After the trial ends, you'll need to upgrade to a paid plan to keep your documents shared or published.

At the end of your trial, you will lose access to paid features, including the ability to share and publish documents, which means that only you will be able to view them. However, you can still create and edit your documents without an active subscription.

If you want to continue sharing or publishing your documents after your trial has ended, you will need to upgrade to a paid plan.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time on the Plans & Billing page. You'll remain on your current plan until the end of your billing period, at which point your account will switch over to the Free plan. Please note that on the Free plan, documents cannot be shared or published to the web.

Yes, you can actually capture any of your calculator's input and output fields. Your leads can also receive a pdf version of the calculator by email. The total number of form submissions from your leads are limited to the number of views on your plan.

Collaborative editing is only available on the Premium and Custom plans. To invite colleagues to edit your document, click the Share button. Give your team member edit access and start co-authoring your document. Note that documents can only be edited by one user at a time. You can also grant Edit rights to anyone, whether or not you share an email domain.