You cannot buy this by yourself, and that is the single fact to plan around. There is no self-serve signup — the login page has no create-account link — so every route in runs through a demo request or a sales conversation.
The free trial runs about 14 days, according to Tray's own Academy page. You request it by filling in your name, work email, job title, company and employee count, and describing what you want to accomplish. The page calls it a "managed trial" and says someone from the team will reach out to get it set up — so the clock starts when they provision it, not when you decide you are ready.
Tray's Master Subscription Agreement, last updated 28 January 2025 and in force today, is built around a negotiated Order Form and subscription terms that renew automatically for successive one-year periods unless either side gives 30 days' notice. This is an annual commitment with a contract behind it, not a monthly charge you cancel in a settings screen.
If you are reading this to learn automation rather than to buy it for an employer, the concepts transfer completely. Triggers, steps, testing a run before switching it on — build those on a platform you can open right now, and come back to Tray when a company hands you a login. Our Workflow & Automation category has the self-serve options.
Tray's documentation and connector directory are public and need no account, so you can read exactly what a given integration does before you ever speak to anyone.
