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Plans & Features

A detailed look into which plans have which features, with Trail

Amy Dignon avatar
Written by Amy Dignon
Updated over 2 months ago

Trail has 2 different plans, which you can choose depending on your needs and size:

  • Team - For small business owners with more control & accountability

  • Standard - For operators maintaining consistently high standards

The following table gives an overview of what each plan offers.

Team

Standard

Users

Unlimited

Unlimited

Sites

Unlimited

Unlimited

Task Templates

Custom Tasks

Secure Record

Assign tasks to departments & Users/Roles

Filter task by department or tagged tasks

Creating/editing bespoke Record Logs (form fields)

Roles & Permissions

Create Custom Roles & Permissions

Exception Logging

PIN code sign-off

Creating & assigning Corrective Actions

Assigning priorities to Tasks & Actions

Task & Action Completion & Exception Alerts

Email Digests, Scores & Reports

Zapier integrations

Can I upgrade/downgrade my plan?

You can upgrade or downgrade anytime. Head here for pricing information, here to change plan, or get in touch with support if you ever feel like it's time to upgrade!

Can I try Trial out before committing?

Absolutely, we offer a free 14 day trial to help you see how powerful Trail can be for you and your business - find out more here, in the case that you need to restart or extend your trial.

How is my subscription calculated?

Team & Standard plans are charged for each live site, with unlimited users at no extra cost.

On all plans, sites can be switched to inactive so you won’t get billed while you’re setting sites up or during temporary closures.

Pick between being billed monthly, or to make savings, annually! Head here for more on Pricing.

How do users and permissions work?

We know people move around a lot, so unlike other systems we offer unlimited users for complete accountability and security. Create head office users, ops and site managers and team members, each with appropriate permissions. For more details, read this.

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