Is the 30-day trial the full product?
Yes. The trial exists so you can build something real — create your system, import your data, invite the people who'll use it, run automations, connect the tools you already have, and ask RowFold questions about your own records. Nothing is held back for a paid plan, because there is no paid plan with more in it.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. Build first, and decide whether RowFold belongs in your business after you've used it on real work.
What happens after 30 days?
Keep what you've built by starting a RowFold account: $29/month per editor, with unlimited free read-only viewers. There is no minimum and no bundle — one editor pays $29. Your data is not deleted when a trial ends.
What counts as an editor?
Anyone who can create or change things: records, tables, views, reports, dashboards, automations, or workspace settings. Read-only viewers don't count toward the bill. Neither do people who submit a public form or write in through a shared inbox — they never get an account, so they never become a seat.
Are viewers really free?
Yes, and there's no limit on how many you have. A viewer sees exactly what your permissions allow and cannot change any of it.
Do you charge for tables, relationships or records?
No. Creating another table, another relationship, another dashboard or another workflow doesn't create another charge, and there's no per-record metering on the standard account. If you're operating at a scale where that stops being reasonable, talk to us rather than discovering it on an invoice.
Is single sign-on an upgrade?
No. Signing in with Google or Microsoft is part of every RowFold account, along with two-factor authentication and the full permission model. Security controls are not a tier.
What is Enterprise for, then?
Organisations whose requirements sit outside the product: centralised identity administration, a security review, procurement and custom agreements, migration help, or unusual scale. It is a conversation, not a larger version of RowFold. Talk to us and we'll tell you plainly what we can and can't do — /security and /compliance already list what we don't have.