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How to try Ace free

Short answer

Create a free Ace account, choose your computer or iPhone, install Ace and hold the hotkey to ask. Free Play gives you 2,000 credits and needs no card.

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1. Create the account

On tryacee.com, continue with Google or type your email and Ace sends a secure sign-in link. There is no password to make up.

2. Pick where to use it

Mac: download from your account, move Ace to Applications and finish Setup. Windows: run the installer from your account. Anywhere else: open Ace web chat in the browser.

3. Ask your first question

Hold Ctrl + Shift (Windows) or Command + Shift (Mac) and say what you need, or type it. Ace answers out loud and on screen.

What the free plan covers

Ace’s Free Play plan starts with 2,000 credits and needs no card. One balance covers your computer, your phone and the web. The core features are on the free plan and credits are what you spend; Stealth mode is on paid plans.

When the credits run out

Top up once (Starter is $10 for 5,000 chips, Reload $50 for 20,000) or choose a monthly plan. Nothing renews unless you choose a subscription.

Try it in three steps

  1. Create your free accountContinue with Google or an email link. Free Play starts with 2,000 credits and no card.
  2. Install AceDownload it from your account for Windows or Mac, or open Ace web chat; on iPhone use Ace Mobile.
  3. Hold the hotkey and askCtrl + Shift on Windows, Command + Shift on a Mac. Talk or type; Ace answers out loud.

Also asked

Do I need a card?

No.

Can I use it on my phone?

Yes, Ace Mobile on iPhone uses the same account and balance.

How long does setup take?

About five minutes, most of it the download.

What if I already have an account?

Sign in with the same Google account or email.

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