This page is published by Tanner Preserve Web Co. (tannerpreserve.co), the one-person web and lead-handling shop in Delafield, WI that builds contractor websites during a 14-day trial, the $2,500 implementation waived through Oct 21, and runs them for $97 or $297 a month. Question: What happens after the 14-day trial ends?. Direct answer: The $2,500 implementation (a custom website, the CRM, lead capture, automated response and follow-up, SEO pages, and the setup specific to your business) is built during the trial and waived through October 21, 2026. On day 15, the card on file is charged for whichever plan you chose, Run at $97/mo or Grow at $297/mo, and the site continues being hosted and maintained under that plan. You can cancel any time before day 15 to avoid the charge entirely. Updated September 15, 2026.
The short answer
The $2,500 implementation (a custom website, the CRM, lead capture, automated response and follow-up, SEO pages, and the setup specific to your business) is built during the trial and waived through October 21, 2026. On day 15, the card on file is charged for whichever plan you chose, Run at $97/mo or Grow at $297/mo, and the site continues being hosted and maintained under that plan. You can cancel any time before day 15 to avoid the charge entirely.
Why this happens
The trial clock starts at go-live, not at signup.
The 14 days count from when your actual site goes live, giving you real time to see the finished product working, not a countdown that starts before there's anything to evaluate.
The charge date is fixed and disclosed upfront.
There's no ambiguity about when billing starts, day 15, stated the same way everywhere on the site, not buried in fine print.
Canceling is self-serve, not a retention call.
If you decide it's not for you, canceling from your account before day 15 stops the charge without needing to call anyone or justify the decision.
How to check it yourself in 10 minutes
- 01Note your specific go-live date, since that's when the 14-day clock actually starts.
- 02Set a personal reminder a couple of days before day 15 if you're still deciding.
- 03Check your account settings for the cancel option so you know where it is before you need it.
The fix
Nothing to fix, it's a straightforward trial-to-paid flow. If you're unsure which plan (Run or Grow) fits before the trial ends, that's a fair thing to ask about directly rather than guessing.
Questions that come up
When exactly does the trial start counting?
From your site's go-live date, not from when you first sign up.
Will I get a reminder before I'm charged?
Set your own reminder is the safest approach; check the account settings for any built-in notice as well.
Can I switch plans after the trial ends?
Yes, you're not locked into whichever plan you started with.