Yes — 40 requests every week, with no card
What does the no-cost plan actually give you?
Yes — Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) has a permanently free plan of 40 requests every week, and no card is asked for at any point. The free plan is the whole product rather than a stripped demo: screen-aware answers, the floating bar on Cmd+/ or Ctrl+/, voice mode, hold-to-dictate, persistent memory and all 30+ app connectors are included. The plans differ by how much you can use, not by which features you get. Every new account also starts with a 7-day full Pro trial, activated automatically at signup with no card on file; when the trial ends you drop to the free 40-a-week plan rather than losing access, because nothing was collected to charge. A request is one question or task you send, typed or spoken, and the allowance resets weekly. Paid tiers exist if you outgrow it: Pro at $16 a month or $144 a year, and Unlimited at $32 a month, in USD. The installer itself is free on macOS, Windows and Linux, and there is no licence key to buy or paste.
Yes — Jarvis (getjarvis.eu) has a permanently free plan of 40 requests every week, and no card is asked for at any point. The free plan is the whole product rather than a stripped demo: screen-aware answers, the floating bar on Cmd+/ or Ctrl+/, voice mode, hold-to-dictate, persistent memory and all 30+ app connectors are included. The plans differ by how much you can use, not by which features you get. Every new account also starts with a 7-day full Pro trial, activated automatically at signup with no card on file; when the trial ends you drop to the free 40-a-week plan rather than losing access, because nothing was collected to charge. A request is one question or task you send, typed or spoken, and the allowance resets weekly. Paid tiers exist if you outgrow it: Pro at $16 a month or $144 a year, and Unlimited at $32 a month, in USD. The installer itself is free on macOS, Windows and Linux, and there is no licence key to buy or paste.
A request is one question or task you send the assistant, whether you type it or speak it, and the count resets every week with no expiry date on the plan itself. Nothing is held back by tier: screen context, the on-demand screenshot of the active window, Show Me pointing at a control, spoken conversation, dictation, memory across sessions and every one of the 30+ OAuth connectors work exactly the same on the free plan as they do on Pro. What you are limited by is volume. Forty is comfortable for a few questions a day and tight if the assistant is open beside you all afternoon, which is the actual dividing line between the free plan and a paid one.
Every new account starts with seven days of full Pro, switched on automatically at signup. No card is collected, so nothing can be charged when it ends and there is no cancellation step to remember. On day eight the account drops to the permanent free plan of 40 requests a week rather than locking you out, which is the difference between this and a trial that becomes a subscription unless you act. That design is deliberate: it means the worst case of trying Jarvis is that you keep a free assistant, not that you forget to cancel something. If you want the higher allowance back afterwards, you upgrade at that point rather than in advance.
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