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Q: After the free 3 months, can I downgrade back?
A: There is no commitment, you can downgrade or even cancel the service anytime.

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A: Be honest! You can share, for example, your experience with Usetiful, the problems you were solving using Usetiful, the improvements we could do.

Q: How can I get experience with Usetiful to write a review in the first place?
A: We offer free forever tier, also a time-limited trials of premium tiers. Feel free to choose what fits best!

Q: Can I choose another public review service?
A: Feel free to get in touch and we will share with you all the viable alternatives.

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