What Kick's Two-Month Offer Actually Includes
Kick, a live-streaming platform owned by Stake, gives new users two months of free access to Kick+ when they sign up for the first time. Kick+ is the platform's paid membership tier, which normally costs money each month after the trial ends. During those two months, you get the full Kick+ features without being charged — but after 60 days, your account converts to a paid subscription unless you cancel before that date.
The two-month window is Kick's way of letting you test the membership before committing to payment. Many streaming platforms use free trials this way: they want you to experience the paid features so you understand what you're paying for if you decide to keep the subscription going.
Key Takeaways
- New Kick users receive two months of Kick+ membership at no cost, starting when they first sign up.
- After the two-month trial ends, your account automatically becomes a paid subscription unless you cancel beforehand.
- Kick+ includes ad-free viewing, exclusive emotes, channel points multipliers, and priority customer support during the trial period.
- You must cancel your subscription before the trial expires if you do not want to be charged when the two months end.
- The offer is only available to brand-new Kick accounts; existing users and those who previously had Kick+ do not receive the trial.
What You Get During the Two-Month Trial
During your free trial, Kick+ gives you several features that regular free-tier users do not have. You watch streams without ads interrupting the broadcast. You unlock exclusive emotes — custom chat icons and images — that only Kick+ members can use. You earn channel points at a faster rate when you watch streamers, which you can later redeem for rewards on those channels.
You also receive priority support if you contact Kick's customer service team with a problem. This means your support tickets move ahead of non-member requests. Some streamers also offer Kick+ subscriber-only chat rooms or exclusive content, though that depends on what each individual streamer has set up on their channel.
How the Automatic Conversion to Paid Works
On the 61st day after you sign up, Kick charges your payment method for the first month of Kick+ membership. The charge amount varies by region, but it is typically between $4.99 and $9.99 per month depending on your location and any current pricing adjustments Kick is running.
The conversion happens automatically — you do not have to do anything for the charge to go through. If you want to avoid being charged, you must cancel your Kick+ subscription before day 60 ends. Canceling stops the automatic charge, though you lose access to Kick+ features when ready after cancellation rather than at the end of your current billing cycle.
How to Cancel Before You Are Charged
To cancel your Kick+ subscription before the trial ends, log into your Kick account and go to your account settings. Look for the subscription or membership section — the exact location varies slightly depending on whether you are using the website or the mobile app, but it is always in your account menu.
Once you find your subscription settings, you should see an option to cancel or manage your Kick+ membership. Click that option and confirm the cancellation. Kick will ask you why you are canceling, but you do not have to provide a reason — you can skip that step if you prefer. After you confirm, your subscription is canceled and you will not be charged when the two months end.
Keep track of your sign-up date so you know when the 60 days are ending. If you are unsure whether you have canceled, you can always log back into your account settings and check whether Kick+ still shows as active or as a trial in progress.
Why Kick Offers This Trial Instead of Charging when ready
Streaming platforms compete for viewers, and a free trial removes the risk for someone trying the service for the first time. You get to see whether Kick+ features are worth paying for without spending money upfront. From Kick's perspective, many people who try the membership during the free period decide to keep it — the trial converts them from free users into paying subscribers.
This is a common business model across subscription services. The trial period is long enough that you can form a real opinion about the value, but short enough that Kick does not lose money by giving away membership for too long. Two months is roughly the time it takes most people to decide whether they use a service regularly enough to justify the monthly cost.
What Happens If You Forget to Cancel
If your trial period ends and you do not cancel, Kick charges your payment method on file for the next month of Kick+ membership. You will receive a notification before the charge goes through — usually an email a few days before the billing date — but it is straightforward to miss if you are not checking your email regularly.
If you are charged and want a refund, contact Kick's support team through your account settings. Refund policies vary, but Kick generally processes refunds for accidental charges if you request one within a reasonable timeframe after the charge appears. However, it is much simpler to cancel before the trial ends than to request a refund afterward.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get the two-month trial if I already had a Kick account before?
No. The two-month offer is only for brand-new accounts that have never had Kick+ before. If you previously subscribed to Kick+ or if your account existed before the trial offer started, you are not may be able to access for the free two months. You would need to pay the regular monthly rate if you want to subscribe.
What payment method does Kick charge when the trial ends?
Kick charges whatever payment method you provided when you signed up — usually a credit card, debit card, or digital wallet like PayPal. Make sure the payment method on file is current and has available funds, or the charge may fail and your subscription could be suspended.
Can I pause my subscription instead of canceling it?
Kick does not offer a pause feature for Kick+ subscriptions. You either keep the subscription active and pay monthly, or you cancel it. If you want to stop paying but think you might return later, canceling and then resubscribing when you are ready is your only option.
Do I lose my emotes and channel points if I cancel after the trial?
Channel points you earned during the trial stay in your account even after you cancel Kick+. However, you lose access to exclusive Kick+ emotes once your subscription ends. If you resubscribe later, you regain access to those emotes, but any points you earned are not affected by subscription status.
Is the two-month trial the same length for everyone?
The trial is 60 days for all new users, but Kick occasionally runs different promotional offers in specific regions or for certain sign-up methods. Check your account settings or the sign-up confirmation email to see exactly what trial period you received, as some promotions may offer longer or shorter trials.