Cypher LM Opens Its Seven-Day Free Trial with Reviewed Sign-Ups

LAHORE, Pakistan – A voice agent answers real customers on a real business line from its first day, so a trial should start with the right setup, not with a blank account and a timer already running. Cypher LM today opened its seven-day free trial of all five Cypher products with reviewed sign-ups: businesses request a trial, the Cypher LM team reviews the request, and the seven days begin when it is approved.

Requesting a trial takes about a minute at cypherlm.com/free-trial. The form asks for the business name and website, a work email, team size and which products the business wants to try: Cypher V for voice agents, Cypher S for bookings, Cypher M for the live copilot, Cypher N for notes and Cypher P for payments. No credit card is needed. The requester receives a confirmation by email straight away. Requests can be made by a business that has never spoken to Cypher LM before, and existing contacts can use the same form.

Each request is reviewed by the Cypher LM team, usually within one business day. Approval starts the seven-day trial and is confirmed by email; if a request cannot be approved, the business receives a note explaining why. A business can request a trial before or after creating its account, and an approval is applied to the account automatically when it signs up. The team also replies to the address on the request, so a business can ask questions about setup before the seven days begin.

“We want every trial to end with a business that has heard its own agent answer its own customers,” said Muhammad Maaz, co-founder and CTO of Cypher LM. “Reviewing each request lets us make sure the business is real, understand what it wants to try and start the clock only when it is ready. Seven days of a working agent is worth more than thirty days of an empty dashboard.”

During the trial, every product is unlocked. The business builds its agent in the no-code wizard, which reads the business's website to pre-fill answers, chooses English, Urdu or both, adds knowledge files and deploys the agent to its website widget or a shareable agent page. Bookings, copilot sessions, meeting notes and payment links can all be tried with real customers. The Cypher LM team is available during the trial to help with setup questions, and the agent can be refined as often as needed before the trial ends.

The dashboard shows where the trial stands. A banner explains when a request is still waiting for review, and once the trial starts, a countdown shows the days remaining. At the end of the trial, businesses choose the plan that fits: Basic includes Cypher V, Premium includes every product, and single products can be added to a plan as add-ons. Plans are listed at cypherlm.com/pricing. Agents, knowledge, calls and contacts built during the trial carry over to the chosen plan, so nothing has to be set up twice.

Reviewed sign-ups also protect the people on the other end of the line. Voice agents speak for a business, so Cypher LM wants to know which business it is before an agent starts taking calls in its name. Review also helps the team spot requests that need a hand with setup, such as businesses that want bilingual agents or bookings from day one. Accounts created before reviewed sign-ups began keep the trial terms they started with.

“A trial is the first promise we make to a customer,” said Muhammad Maaz, co-founder and CTO of Cypher LM. “Reviewing requests is how we keep it.”

The seven-day free trial is open today at cypherlm.com/free-trial. Businesses that would rather see the platform first can book a demo with the Cypher LM team.