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If you are eligible, your free trial will start when you sign up for Google Cloud Platform. To sign up, sign in or create a Google Account. You will also need a credit card or bank account details so we can verify your identity. You will not be charged or billed during your free trial.

$300 in credit to spend on all Google Cloud Platform products over 60 days. During the free trial, there are some product limitations. For example, when you launch virtual machines using Google Compute Engine, you can only run eight cores at a time.

The free trial is a one-time introduction to the platform for new customers. If you have never been a paying customer of Google Cloud Platform and have not previously signed up for the free trial, you are eligible.

No, the trial is free and you will not be billed. When your trial ends, your account will be paused and you'll have the option to upgrade to a paid account. After signing up, you might notice a $0.00 - $1.00 transaction from Google, which is a pending authorization request and is not an actual charge. Learn more

Your trial ends once 60 days have elapsed or you've spent $300. The amount of credit and days remaining are displayed at the top of the Google Cloud Platform Console.

The Cloud Platform free trial requires that you accept the Free Trial Terms of Service, as well as the Google Cloud Platform Terms of Service.

If you want to leave the free trial, there's nothing to do. Your trial automatically expires after 60 days and you will not be charged during the free trial period unless you upgrade to a paid account.

Google Cloud Platform provides tools you can use to migrate files, data, and databases to Cloud Platform. For more information, see the following topics:

After your trial ends, the data and resources you created during the trial remain available for an additional 30 days. If you upgrade to a paid account in that 30-day window, youll have access to those resources.

Only the portion of your App Engine usage above the App Engine free daily quota is charged against your $300 credit. In addition, if your App Engine usage is below the free daily quota, your app will continue to run even after the free trial ends.

You can use the $300 credits to call any paid Google APIs or for any Google Cloud Platform services.

The Google Cloud Platform Pricing Calculator provides a way to estimate your monthly bill after you upgrade to a paid account. Enter in the resources you expect to use during the month and the calculator returns an estimate of your bill.

You can upgrade from the free trial to a paid account through the Google Cloud Platform Console. Click the Upgrade button at the top of the page.

If you upgrade to a paid account before the 60-day trial period ends, any remaining portion of your initial $300 credit remains in your account. This credit expires after 60 days, when your free trial period would have originally ended. Any charges you incur between your upgrade and the expiration of the free-trial credit are billed first against the credit.

Having a billing account does not mean that your account is automatically upgraded to a paid account when the free trial ends. To protect your account from inadvertently accruing charges, when the free trial ends, your account is suspended. The only way to upgrade to a paid account is to manually opt-in by opening the Cloud Platform Console and clicking the Upgrade button at the top.

You can disable or enable billing for your account in the Cloud Platform Console. If you disable billing for your account, you will not be able to launch any Google Cloud Platform resources that would normally incur a charge against your $300 credit.

To change the billing status of your account:

Click the Continue button.

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