Free Trial

What the Bait & Phish free trial includes

The free trial covers up to 25 employees with full access to the same platform paid customers use. There is no time limit on the trial campaign, no credit card required at signup and no sales call between you and a launched campaign. The same template library, the same difficulty tiers and the same auto-assigned remediation training pipeline are all in scope at the trial tier.

• Email phishing simulation across five intent categories (banking, shipping, social/cloud, IT and government) at three difficulty levels (easy, regular, hard).
• Automated remediation training assigned the moment a user clicks a simulated phishing email - not delayed, not manual, not contingent on a manager handoff.
• Reporting formatted for cyber insurance renewal and compliance audit, with click-through rate, training completion rate and time-to-remediation metrics.

How the 25-user trial works

You sign up using the form above. The platform sends a verification email; you confirm and arrive at the campaign-create wizard. From there, the path to a live first campaign takes about 30 minutes - bulk-import a CSV of up to 25 employees, pick a template difficulty (regular is the recommended starting point), schedule the send window and launch. Within a week, you have a real baseline test against your workforce, scored against industry benchmarks, with an auto-generated training assignment for any user who clicked.

When to move from trial to paid

The trial is most useful as proof-of-concept. Common signals that the trial has done its job and a production deployment is the right next step: your workforce is larger than 25 users (the cap on the trial); your auditor or cyber insurance carrier is asking for documented evidence over a 6-12 month window; your security program needs SMS phishing or voice phishing coverage in addition to email (paid-tier features); or you want to deploy multi-language campaigns across a global workforce. See pricing for production tier details, or contact us with environment-specific scoping questions.