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Try Truth Radar free for 7 days

Try Truth Radar free for 7 days — the full product, every alert channel, no features held back. A card is required to start and is not charged until day 7. Cancel any time before then and you pay nothing.

By Truth Radar · Last updated

What the trial includes

All of it. The trial is not a reduced tier — it is the subscription, with the first invoice deferred to day 7:

  • Every account we monitor — Truth Social and X, not a reduced list
  • Every alert channel: Telegram, email, web push, outbound webhook
  • Unlimited watchlists on tickers, keywords and phrases
  • The full dashboard, live feed, heatmap and measured detection latency
  • The 8:00 AM brief and the 5:00 PM digest
  • No cap on the number of alerts, and no delay added to them

How it works

  1. 1Start the trial
    Create your account and enter a card. Nothing is charged today.
  2. 2Use the whole product for 7 days
    Set your watchlists and let the alerts arrive on whichever channels you use. A week spans a full trading cycle, which is the point — one or two days of a feed like this is a sample too small to judge.
  3. 3Decide on day 7
    Do nothing and the subscription begins at $22.99 a month. Cancel before then from the billing portal and you are charged nothing at all.

Start the 7-day free trial

Why a card is required

So the subscription can actually begin on day 7 if you want it to. It is authorised, not charged — you will see no transaction from us before then, and cancelling inside the window means no transaction at all.

If you would rather see the product before entering any payment details, the free daily digest needs neither a card nor an account: one email each weekday at 5:00 PM New York with the day's market-relevant posts.

Cancelling

One click in the billing portal, linked from your dashboard settings, at any point during the 7 days. There is no phone call, no email to write and no retention flow. If you cancel during the trial you keep access until it ends and are never charged.