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Free Trial Branding Examples

Some examples of Playable's branding for the free trial

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Playable offers a 7-day free trial designed for users who want to explore, learn, and internally test the platform’s core features before going live.

During the trial, you can:

  • Upload and edit videos

  • Use the built-in Editor and Puppydog IA tools

  • Generate embed code

  • Test across email clients

  • Prepare full video email campaigns

This allows you to validate performance and ensure everything meets your internal standards without incurring any costs.


Why Is There Playable Branding During the Trial?

To provide every trial user with high-quality, fully optimized video delivery, Playable includes branding on videos created under the free trial.

This branding helps cover the infrastructure and optimization costs required to deliver HD video inside email environments.

By incorporating branding during the trial period, we offer full access to the platform’s capabilities at no cost to you.

How to Remove Playable Branding

To remove all Playable branding, upgrade to a Paid Plan.

Once upgraded:

  • Your videos are recompiled

  • Branding is fully removed

  • Your campaigns are ready for live deployment

Upgrading ensures a fully branded experience aligned with your organization’s visual identity.


What does Playable branding look like?

A 3-second endcard is added to all videos as per the example below:

Playable's 3 second endcard branding for 30-day free trial

An extended endcard is added to all videos when the Play quota is exceeded:

Playable's extended endcard branding for 30-day free trial

When viewers click on your video, a Playable banner is instantly added to the top of the linked page, providing easy access to information about Playable for those interested in video email. In certain instances, the banner is displayed for 3 seconds before viewers are automatically redirected to your linked page.



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