New: Try Shift Scheduling Free for 30 Days
May, 5 2026
What’s Included in the Free Trial
The Shift Scheduling free trial gives you full access to the scheduling tools for 30 days, so you can see how it fits your real workflows before making a decision. You can build and publish schedules, manage shift assignments, and explore permissions for owners and managers during the trial period. This lets you test with a small group or your entire team without risk.
Key Capabilities You Can Test
During the trial, you can: create and edit recurring or one-off shifts, assign employees based on role, location, or team, and quickly update schedules when things change. You can also experience how ownership and manager roles control who can create, edit, and publish schedules across your organization. The trial is designed so you can evaluate how scheduling supports accuracy, accountability, and coverage in your day-to-day operations.
Getting Started and What Happens Next
Getting started is simple: sign up, configure basic settings, and start building your first schedule on day one. You’ll have time to gather feedback from managers and employees, then decide whether to continue with a paid plan at the end of the 14 days. There’s no obligation, and you can stop at any time during the trial.
New: Try Shift Scheduling Free for 30 Days
May, 5 2026
What’s Included in the Free Trial
The Shift Scheduling free trial gives you full access to the scheduling tools for 30 days, so you can see how it fits your real workflows before making a decision. You can build and publish schedules, manage shift assignments, and explore permissions for owners and managers during the trial period. This lets you test with a small group or your entire team without risk.
Key Capabilities You Can Test
During the trial, you can: create and edit recurring or one-off shifts, assign employees based on role, location, or team, and quickly update schedules when things change. You can also experience how ownership and manager roles control who can create, edit, and publish schedules across your organization. The trial is designed so you can evaluate how scheduling supports accuracy, accountability, and coverage in your day-to-day operations.
Getting Started and What Happens Next
Getting started is simple: sign up, configure basic settings, and start building your first schedule on day one. You’ll have time to gather feedback from managers and employees, then decide whether to continue with a paid plan at the end of the 14 days. There’s no obligation, and you can stop at any time during the trial.
