How to start your free trial
Try Overture free before you commit. You get full access to create one event end-to-end — Run of Show, Team, Branding, Showtime — and decide whether it's worth your annual subscription.
Click Start Free Trial
On overture.show or any pricing page, click the green Start Free Trial button in the top-right. You'll land on the sign-up form.
Create your account
Enter your name, work email address, and a password (10+ characters — see how to change your password for the rules). Click Create account and you're in. There's no email verification step in the trial path — we trust you for the trial period and verify on first paid action.
Build a real event
Overture drops you straight into the New Event wizard. Use a real upcoming event — the trial is most useful when you're actually working through your next show, not poking at test data. The event you build during the trial carries over to your paid account when your trial converts — no migration, no re-entering anything.
Walk the three-step wizard (Details / Brand logo / Sessions), invite your team (how to invite team members), build out the run of show, and try the Showtime view a day or two before you'd be live.
When am I charged?
Your 7-day free trial converts to a paid annual subscription on day 8. The card you entered at signup is charged the plan's published annual price automatically — there's no separate checkout step, and your work continues uninterrupted. After that, the subscription renews once a year until you cancel.
How do I cancel before I'm charged?
Changed your mind? Cancel any time before day 8 and you won't be charged. Sign in, open Account → Billing, and choose Cancel subscription — it's one click, no phone call, no email required.
One trial per email
Trials are keyed to email address. Re-registering with the same address sends you back to your existing trial account, not a fresh one. To trial Overture for a different organization, use a different email — most producers use their personal address to evaluate before bringing in a client-billable account.