In the name of a cleaner UI there are a variety of features in the software that don’t show up unless you activate certain settings, etc. I get it if the options are irrelevant unless another option is selected, but there are items that literally disappear later if not initially selected. The product trial setup for a particular pricing is one of those. I had need to setup a trial after adding the price to accommodate a client request, but to my amazement this option is removed and is no longer an option for me after I setup the price. I only have two options. Delete the pricing entirely which when already used for purchases is not a real option or two do a manual reconfiguration process to add a new iteration of time that is free and then drag that time iteration above the normal yearly fee to recreate what would normally happen if I setup a free trial during initial setup. No one would even know about or guess how to do that on their own. This process is not documented anywhere. But the real question is why am I having to jump through hoops later to add a free trial? Why not have the same add a free trial field that creates that free time iteration as it does originally if I add a free trial after the fact? Having features "disappear" if not initially selected is not good practice. It should always be there, or at least noted in the interface so you have some mental awareness that that was going to happen. In fact after the free trial item it actually says the exact opposite: "You'll have additional options after creating your price" But even if you knew if would disappear you would have no idea how to recreate that free trial setup unless you talked to support.
