Straight answer
No. Incogni does not offer a free trial. It offers a free exposure scanner, which shows you where your data is exposed but does not remove anything, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans. If you want removals without paying at any point, you need a different service — Incogni's plans start at $7.99 per month billed annually ($95.88 per year), or $15.98 per month if you pay monthly.
Incogni's free offering is a scanner, not a trial. Two things cost nothing:
The distinction matters if you were looking for a free trial. There is no period where you get the actual removal service at no cost and can simply walk away. Either you pay and then request a refund inside 30 days, or you do not use the removal service at all.
Incogni's published pricing. Annual billing is roughly half the monthly rate:
| Plan | Annual billing (per month) | Paid yearly | Coverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $7.99 | $95.88 | 420+ data broker sites |
| Unlimited | $14.99 | $179.88 | 420+ sites plus 3,000+ custom sites |
| Family | $15.99 | $191.88 | 420+ sites, up to 5 members |
| Family Unlimited | $22.99 | $275.88 | Everything, up to 5 members |
Paying monthly instead of annually costs more: the Standard plan is $15.98 per month billed monthly, against $7.99 per month on the annual plan. The annual plan is the one that carries the 50% saving.
Every Incogni plan includes the same core: automated removal requests, recurring removals as brokers re-scrape your data, and monthly progress reports. The paid tiers differ mainly in how many sites are covered and whether custom removal requests are included.
Incogni serves residents of the United States (including Puerto Rico, Guam, the US Virgin Islands, American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands), Canada, the EU, Switzerland, the UK, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein. If you are outside those regions you cannot sign up, which makes the free alternative the only practical route.
If what you wanted from a "free trial" was to get your data removed without paying, this is the option that does not expire:
CyberForget scans 400+ data broker and people-search sites and gives you the removal path for each, at no cost and with no credit card. There is no trial period because there is no subscription to convert into — it is free, which is the thing a free trial is normally trying to lead you toward.
Being straight about the trade-off: Incogni covers 420+ brokers with fully automated recurring removals and phone support on its higher tiers. CyberForget is free. If your priority is hands-off automation and you are happy to pay roughly $96 a year, Incogni is a reasonable choice. If your priority is not paying, a free service plus the DIY opt-out guides will get the same removals done.
No. Incogni does not offer a free trial. It provides a free exposure scanner that shows where your data is listed, and a 30-day money-back guarantee on paid plans, but the removal service itself requires a paid subscription.
A free trial charges you nothing during the trial period, so you can leave without paying. A money-back guarantee charges you up front and refunds you if you ask within the window. With Incogni you pay first and must contact support within 30 days to get the refund.
The Standard plan is $95.88 per year, equivalent to $7.99 per month. The Unlimited plan is $179.88 per year. Paying monthly instead of annually is more expensive — the Standard plan is $15.98 per month billed monthly.
Yes. CyberForget is free, requires no credit card, and covers 400+ broker and people-search sites with no subscription. Every data broker is also legally required to publish an official opt-out page you can use yourself at no cost.
It depends on what you value. Incogni covers 420+ brokers, automates the removals, re-runs them as brokers rebuild your profile, and offers phone support on higher tiers — that is a real service. If you would rather not pay roughly $96 a year, the same opt-out requests can be submitted for free.
Incogni states that you can cancel anytime. Because the annual plan bills the full year up front, cancelling stops the renewal rather than refunding the remainder — which is why the 30-day refund window is the period that matters.
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