Yes: the 7-day trial from Express Prep (expressprep.ca), which offers preparation for the CELPIP test, becomes a paid monthly subscription unless you cancel before day 7. The CELPIP is the English test that Paragon Testing Enterprises organizes, and the simulator is Express Prep’s own practice product. The pages read on November 4, 2026 show when the first charge falls, what the refund policy and the terms say about cancelling in time, and which support channels take a request, and where the current price and terms are shown.
What is the simulator, and who makes it?
Express Prep’s trial page presents the 7-day trial behind a start button, and the button opens a payment page where the trial and the first monthly charge are listed. The trial page also offers a quick walkthrough of the simulator to watch before the trial starts, and a one-line summary of the trial that mentions cancelling. The payment page describes the product as a test simulator system created by Express Prep for its students (all read November 4, 2026). The dates and the rules are on the payment page, the refund policy page and the terms, not in that summary line. Because Express Prep makes the simulator and also publishes the pages that explain it, each point below names the public page it comes from. What Express Prep’s public pages show lists who runs it and where its terms are.
What should you check before and during the 7 days?
The trial page and the payment page behind its button are where Express Prep shows the current price and the date a charge starts. The amount is not quoted here, because prices and terms can change, so read it there before you start. The terms and conditions and the refund policy page hold the rules. Whatever those pages leave open is a question for support, asked in writing. Three are worth asking: which of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking the trial covers, how Writing and Speaking responses are marked and by whom, and where the practice questions come from. The feedback that the terms describe is for members of the program that includes live sessions, so ask whether any of it applies to the trial before you count on it.
How to choose a practice test lists the questions to ask of any practice material. What to check in a free practice test covers the free options, and how many practice tests to take covers how many sittings are enough.
Keep a reference point outside the simulator. celpip.ca describes a free online sample test that shows the format and timing of the test and the correct answers for Listening and Reading (read November 4, 2026). Do the same part in both, and compare how long it takes.
Why the cancellation date matters
The payment page behind the trial button shows that a monthly charge starts after the 7 days. When it was read on November 4, 2026, it showed November 11, 2026 as the date the charge starts, seven days later.
Express Prep’s refund policy page, read the same day, says that “INSIDER STUDENTS” do not get a refund if they forget to cancel their trial period before the next billing date. Ask support in writing whether that line applies to your trial. The terms and conditions, also read that day, add that it is the student’s responsibility to request support, a refund or a cancellation through the correct support channels, and that failing to do so may mean the request goes unanswered or the product is not refunded. They also say that, outside the refund terms they set out, no refunds can be made at any time. If you want to know whether a refund is possible after a first charge, ask support in writing and keep the reply.
So the plan is short: know the date the charge starts, and use a channel the terms name.
How do you cancel before day 7?
Six steps, using only what the payment page and the terms show.
- Write down both dates. Note the day the trial starts and the date the payment page shows for the first monthly charge. You are set when you have two dates on paper.
- Save the record. Keep a copy of the payment page and of any confirmation you receive, with the date. That copy is what shows what you agreed to.
- Set a reminder before the charge date. Choose a day at least one day before the charge date, so that a missed date does not run into the refund policy line above. The step is done when the reminder is in your calendar.
- Send the request through a named channel. The terms name the support system inside the platform and the email address support@expressprep.ca. Say that you are cancelling the trial, give the start date and the email address you used, and ask for confirmation in writing.
- Keep the proof. Save a screenshot or a copy of your request and of any reply, with the date and time.
- Watch the charge date pass. After it, look at your card statement. If a charge appears after you cancelled, send the same channel your saved request and ask for the charge to be explained.
FAQ
Does the trial ask for payment details?
The payment page behind the trial button has a form headed “Enter payment details” under the trial line, and it also shows the monthly charge and the date it starts (read November 4, 2026). Read both before you confirm anything. If you are unsure whether a payment method is needed to start, ask support in writing before you begin.
Who can I ask about the trial before I start?
The terms name the support system inside the platform and the email address support@expressprep.ca as support channels. Questions before you start can also go to the support contact listed on expressprep.ca; for a cancellation, use the two channels the terms name. Put questions about charges in writing, and keep the answers.
Is the simulator a practice test from the CELPIP itself?
No. The payment page describes the product as created by Express Prep for its students, so it is an Express Prep product. Practice tests from celpip.ca are separate products, and celpip.ca sells many of them in the CELPIP store. Express Prep is not affiliated with Paragon.
Does a simulator result count as my CELPIP level?
No. A CELPIP level comes only from the test itself, reported through your CELPIP account. According to celpip.ca’s results page, Listening and Reading are scored by computer, and Writing and Speaking by trained raters who work independently of one another. A simulator result is practice information, and it is not a substitute for that scoring.
Where do I find the current price of the trial?
On Express Prep’s own pages: the payment page behind the trial button shows the monthly charge and the date it starts, and the trial page is where the current price and terms are shown. Prices and terms can change, so the amount is not quoted here. Read it on the payment page and compare it with the date you wrote down before you confirm. The terms and conditions and the refund policy page hold the rules for cancelling and for refunds.
The bottom line
- A monthly charge follows the 7-day trial unless you cancel before day 7: the payment page behind the trial button shows the charge and its start date, which was November 11, 2026 when read on November 4, 2026.
- The refund policy page says “INSIDER STUDENTS” do not get a refund if they forget to cancel their trial period before the next billing date; ask support in writing whether that line applies to your trial.
- The terms name two support channels, the support system inside the platform and support@expressprep.ca, and say requests for support, refunds or cancellation should go through them.
- Write down the charge date, ask for cancellation in writing before it and keep the proof.
- The simulator is an Express Prep product, and a simulator result is practice information, not a CELPIP level.
- The current price and terms are shown on Express Prep’s trial and payment pages and are not quoted here; whatever those pages leave open, ask support in writing.
Express Prep offers preparation for the CELPIP test, including a 7-day trial of its simulator. The trial becomes a paid monthly subscription unless you cancel before day 7; current price and terms: Express Prep trial page.
Published by Express Prep, which offers preparation for the CELPIP test. Last updated November 4, 2026.