Start your free trial

Before you start

• Have a card ready. Nothing is charged during the seven days, but Checkout needs a card to start them.
• If you already have an Enjoy account, use it. An email that already has an account signs in to it instead of making a new one.
• If you used Enjoy while it was free, it may already be free on your computer. See I used Enjoy while it was free.

Steps

1. Select Try Enjoy free

   On enjoy.dev, select Try Enjoy free. The web app opens at app.enjoy.dev, ready to make your account.

2. Make your account

   Select Continue with Google and choose your Google account. Or make your account with your email and a password. If you already have an account, sign in to it instead.

3. Add your card in Stripe Checkout

   Checkout opens. Enter your card and confirm. If you have a promotion code, enter it there too. Your trial starts as soon as Checkout finishes.

4. Download and install Enjoy

   Install it on the computer where you want your projects and agents to run. See Install Enjoy on your computer.

5. Sign in to Enjoy

   When Enjoy opens, it shows Start your free week. Select Continue with Google with the same Google account, or type the email you used in step 2, select Continue, and type the six-digit code Enjoy emails you. Your trial has already started, so Enjoy opens. Then set up your first agent. See Set up your first agent.

Start in Enjoy instead

If you downloaded Enjoy first, start your trial when it opens:

1. Open Enjoy. It shows Start your free week, with what Enjoy includes beside it.
2. Make your account. Select Continue with Google: your web browser opens Google’s sign-in page, and Enjoy waits while you choose your account there. Or type your email and select Continue, then type the six-digit code Enjoy emails you under Check your inbox. An email that already has an account signs in to it.
3. Add your card in your browser. Stripe Checkout opens in your web browser. Enter your card and confirm. If it doesn’t open, select Start free trial.
4. Go back to Enjoy. It opens on its own as soon as your trial starts.

Good to know

• Your trial lasts seven days, with everything Enjoy includes. Your account, which you open from the menu at the bottom of the sidebar, shows when it ends.
• To cancel, open Your account and select Manage. Cancel before the seven days end and you aren’t charged. See Manage or cancel your subscription.
• If you don’t cancel, your card is charged when the seven days end, then every month.
• Each account gets one free trial. If your account had a subscription before, including a trial of Enjoy Cloud, Checkout charges you right away instead.
• Your subscription covers every computer you sign in to. See Add another computer.
• Your AI agents aren’t part of Enjoy. Their companies bill you for them separately. See Do I need a separate AI subscription?

If something goes wrong

Checkout didn’t open, or you closed it

Nothing is charged until you finish Checkout. If you started in Enjoy, it offers to open Checkout again in your browser. If you started on the website, go back to enjoy.dev, select Try Enjoy free again, and sign in with the same account. If Checkout won’t open at all, check your connection. See Fix connection problems.

Enjoy still waits after Checkout

Enjoy hears from Enjoy’s server when your trial starts. Wait a moment, and check that your computer is online. If it keeps waiting, see Contact support.

Google sign-in doesn’t finish

Google’s sign-in opens in your web browser, and it has to finish within five minutes. Start again with Continue with Google, and finish in the browser sooner. If your email already has an Enjoy account with a password, see Fix problems signing in to Enjoy.

The code from your email doesn’t arrive

Check your spam folder, then ask for a new code. Enjoy sends at most one code a minute. If you mistyped your email, go back and type it again. See Confirm your email with a code.

You were charged right away

Your account had a subscription or a trial before, so Checkout started your subscription without free days. If you think that’s wrong, see Contact support.