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How do I see how many free trial units I have left?

Objective

This article shows you where to check how much of your free trial allowance remains for each product, and explains the warnings Twilio shows as you approach or reach a limit.

 

Product

Twilio Console

 

Environment

Twilio Console

 

Procedure

  1. In the Twilio Console, select Home in the left sidebar.
  2. In the top bar, select your account status.
  3. Select See all free units.
  4. The Free units panel opens, listing your remaining free allowance per product. From here you can also jump straight into trying a product — for example Send a verification or Run a lookup.
  5. Alternatively, open any tryout panel — such as Try out SMS, Try out Voice, or Try out Email. The panel header shows your remaining allowance, for example 100 free messages left.
  6. On the Try out Messaging, Try out Voice, and Try out Email pages reached from the setup guides, select Free units tracker in the page header to open the same panel.

 

Additional Information

  • Trial allowances are tracked two ways: a total allowance for the whole trial, and a daily cap. You can hit the daily cap while still having total allowance left; in that case wait until the next day or upgrade.
  • As you get close to the limit, the tryout pages show a warning telling you how many free trial units remain, with an Upgrade link.
  • When the daily cap is reached, the tryout pages show that you have reached the per-day trial limit and the send form is disabled for the rest of the day.
  • When the total allowance is used up, a message appears congratulating you on exploring the product and offering Upgrade or Go back. Each product also shows an in-panel banner — for example You've used all your free messages, You've used all your free minutes, You've used all your free emails, You've used all your free verifications, or You've used all your free lookups — with an upgrade link.
  • Upgraded accounts also receive a pool of free units, but they are never blocked from sending when it runs out; usage beyond it is simply billed as you go, so no trial banner or counter appears.

 

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