Your trial date and your existing membership

When you move over from Ride The Wave or Inner Rhythms, your Dance Alive trial doesn't start over — it picks up where your existing subscription left off. The day your old subscription would have renewed is the day Dance Alive charges your card for the first time.

Why we do it this way

You already paid for those days on your previous site. Charging you again on day one of Dance Alive would mean paying twice for the same coverage. So instead, your trial ends exactly when your existing subscription ends — no overlap, no double billing.

How the trial date is set

1. At checkout, we look up your email against your existing Ride The Wave and Inner Rhythms subscriptions.
2. If we find an active subscription, we set your Dance Alive trial-end to that subscription's renewal date.
3. If you have BOTH subscriptions and pick All Access, your trial ends on the later of the two dates.

How it maps to the plan you pick

If you currently have...	And you pick on Dance Alive...	Your trial ends...
Ride The Wave	Movement or All Access	Same day your existing subscription renews
Inner Rhythms	Meditation or All Access	Same day your existing subscription renews
Ride The Wave + Inner Rhythms	All Access	The later of the two renewal dates
Ride The Wave + Inner Rhythms	Movement only	Same day your Ride The Wave subscription renews
Ride The Wave + Inner Rhythms	Meditation only	Same day your Inner Rhythms subscription renews
Ride The Wave	Meditation (a switch)	Our standard new-member trial window
Inner Rhythms	Movement (a switch)	Our standard new-member trial window

Why the switch case is different: if you change categories — from movement to meditation, or the other way — your old subscription doesn't apply to the new one. You start fresh with our standard trial.

What you'll see at checkout

When you reach the payment step, you'll see a banner confirming we recognized your existing subscription, along with the exact date your trial ends.

After the trial ends

See What happens when your trial ends for details on the first charge.

If something looks off

See Moving from our previous site: when things look off for the most common issues — mismatched trial date, charged on day one, mismatched emails, and more.