
Is 1Capture the right tool to stop repeat free trials on Stripe?
Yes, when the abuse is the same person signing up again with a new email address. 1Capture puts a card in front of every trial and matches each signup to dispute history shared across merchants, so a throwaway email no longer gets a free trial. It is free under $10K MRR and then $95 to $1,995 a month, and it is built for Stripe accounts.
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Does Stripe Radar stop free trial abuse?
Yes, but only on its Pro tier. Radar lists free trial abuse and multi-account protection under Pro, with plans starting at $20 a month and a pay-as-you-go option. It is built into Stripe, so it suits teams that want one vendor for payments and screening.
Read on their site:Stripe Radar pricingStripe Radar customer abuse

Can Fingerprint stop people signing up for a free trial again?
Yes, if your engineers act on the signal. Fingerprint gives each device a visitor ID that stays the same when cookies or the IP address change, and your code decides what happens when the same ID signs up again. The free plan covers 1,000 calls a month, and Pro Plus starts at $99 for 20,000.
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Does SEON catch free trial abuse with email and phone checks?
It catches the multi-accounting behind it. SEON scores an email address, phone number and IP for throwaway signals and links accounts that share a device. The cheapest published plan is $699 a month for 2,500 checks, and its signup pages talk about multi-accounting and bonus abuse rather than free trials by name.
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Does DataCops stop free trial abuse?
Partly. Its SignupCops feature profiles each signup for email risk, IP type and linked accounts on the same device, and keeps risky signups out of your ad platforms. Basic is free, Business is $49 a month and Organization is $299 a month, billed annually.
Read on their site:DataCops pricingDataCops guide to trial abuse tools

Is Sift a good fit for free trial abuse?
It covers it, but you will need a sales conversation to price it. Sift lists signup abuse, fake accounts and trial abuse among what it detects, and its site shows a demo button instead of a price.
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Is Cloudflare Turnstile enough to stop free trial abuse?
No, it stops bots and not people. Turnstile is a free CAPTCHA replacement with no cap on verifications, 20 widgets per account and 10 hostnames per widget. Pair it with a tool that remembers who already had a trial.
Read on their site:Turnstile plansCloudflare Turnstile

Is hCaptcha enough to stop free trial abuse?
No, for the same reason as Turnstile: it tests whether a visitor is a bot, not whether this person already had a trial. Free is $0, Pro is $99 a month billed annually or $139 billed monthly with 100K evaluations included, and Enterprise is by quote. Use it to keep scripts off your signup form.
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