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Philo stops offering its 7-day free trial to new subscribers

Philo drops its 7-day free trial: new subscribers pay $33 from the first day

What changed

Free trial
Was Before: 7 days for new customers
After: None

What this means for you

New customers had to pay for a month of Philo before they could watch its live channels.

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How we know

  1. An archived copy of philo.com from Nov 14, 2025 offers a 7-day free trial.

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  2. The archived copy from Nov 20, 2025 has no trial, only “Get started” at $33/month.

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  3. Philo's Mar 10, 2026 blog post calls the Essential plan's 7-day trial reinstated.

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Full research notes

Archived copies of philo.com through November 14, 2025 invite new customers to “Start your 7-day free trial” of the $33/month plan. The next archived copy, November 20, 2025, drops every trial link: the buttons read “Get started” and “Start your subscription”, and the page still lists $33/month. The Streamable reported the trial was discontinued for new customers as of November 19 (secondary). Later copies (December 2025 to March 2026) also show no trial, and Philo's March 10, 2026 blog post calls the trial on its new Essential plan “reinstated”. Dated on or before the first archived copy without the trial.

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