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Change Summary
Coursera modified language describing free trial availability and duration across its subscription offerings. Previously, the terms stated that 'for all other subscriptions, Coursera provides a 7-day free trial' and referenced specific 7-day periods in multiple places. The updated terms now state that 'certain subscriptions may come with a free trial period' without specifying a default duration, and direct users to the applicable checkout page for specific details. This change makes free trial terms variable by subscription type rather than standardized, requiring users to check individual product pages for trial length and availability.
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243For all other subscriptions, Coursera provides a 7-day free trial.243Certain subscriptions may come with a free trial period.
244Please see the applicable check out page for details regarding free trial availability and duration.
250Subscription Cancellation For monthly subscriptions, to avoid being charged after the applicable 7-day free trial, you must cancel the subscription before the trial period ends.251Subscription Cancellation For monthly subscriptions, to avoid being charged after the applicable free trial period, you must cancel the subscription before the trial ends.
261As of the effective date of this policy, countries such as the United States, Mexico, and India do not provide extended refund or withdrawal periods beyond Coursera’s standard 7-day free trial.262As of the effective date of this policy, countries such as the United States, Mexico, and India do not provide extended refund or withdrawal periods beyond Coursera’s free trial period.
286Note: For subscriptions with a seven day free trial, such seven day trial period shall be counted as a part of and while counting the 14 days’ withdrawal right.287Note: For subscriptions that come with a free trial, the trial period shall be counted as a part of and while counting the 14 days’ withdrawal right.
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