Trial End Value Summary in Wispr Flow

When a trial ends, Flow shows a summary of what you got out of it and asks how you want to continue. If you started without a trial, you're on Flow Basic with a weekly word cap instead — here's how each path works.

How it works in Flow

Overview

Trial eligibility is set at your first desktop login, whether you created your account on the website, via email, or in the app. Most new organic desktop signups start on Flow Basic with a weekly word cap and no trial end summary.

Key behaviors

• First time you hit the cap: A notification tells you you've reached your weekly cap and offers an upgrade to a paid plan. Flow also adds bonus words automatically, raising your cap for the rest of that week. From the next weekly reset onward, the standard weekly limit applies.

• Words left this week: The hub shows your remaining words for whichever cap is active — the standard cap, or the higher cap during your bonus period.

• Weekly reset: Usage resets Monday. If your subscription changed mid-week, the count restarts from that change, so words dictated before it don't count against your new cap.

• Remaining-words upgrade card: Appears only if you're not on a team, not Pro, and not a free-plan student. Grace period, join request, team invite, promo redemption, and student claim prompts take priority over it.

• Students: Accounts on the free student plan are exempt from the cap; the sidebar reads "Students get free unlimited words" instead of a word counter.

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