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A free account is not evidence that every feature is free.
Attach the claim to an action
The word free is only useful when it identifies exactly what is included. Creating an account, viewing a public page, sending a message and joining a session are distinct actions. A statement about one does not settle the others.
Read the current offer terms and check whether a payment method, account verification, purchase or subscription is required. If a publisher cannot establish those conditions, the offer should remain unconfirmed rather than being advertised as free.
Check what changes after signup
- Identify the feature named in the offer, not just the provider name.
- Check account, payment, location and eligibility conditions.
- Look for a limit, expiry date or restriction on any advertised credit.
- Read what happens after a trial or promotional period ends.
- Keep the terms that applied when you accepted an offer.
Do not infer an offer from a listing
An API image, a profile status or a generic category is not proof of a signup bonus or a free private feature. Promotions require their own current official evidence. The absence of a visible price on a preview is not the same as a price of zero.
CamEval is not publishing free-token codes, trial promises or provider-specific free-session offers in this release. This guide gives you a way to examine a claim without turning a missing detail into an advertised benefit.
Questions & answers
Does no displayed price mean free?
No. Missing price information means the cost is unconfirmed. It does not establish a zero price.
