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Semrush 7 days free trial: how hard is it to avoid payment?

Hi, long story short: I'm applying for a new job and I really need to use some SEO tool to perform a case study. I will need to use it only for a week max, since I have to complete the case study in a week.

In my current company we use both Semrush and Ahrefs. I was looking for free trial plan for one of those, and I saw that Semrush has a 7 days free trial, which would be perfect.

However, I've read some (old) thread about how Semrush makes it really hard to cancel subscription before the free trial ends. I don't know if it's still like that: do you have any idea?

I don't want to pay 140$ for just a few days of use.

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