ModernDaySins review
ModernDaySins offers a three-day streaming trial alongside separate monthly and annual subscriptions. Its public form shows the follow-up trial charge, which is easy to miss if you start with the smallest amount on the page.
The trial leads to a different monthly rate
The three-day card shows limited access, no downloads and a monthly renewal. The separate one-month card shows a lower monthly recurring charge than the trial converts to. The annual card shows a monthly equivalent alongside the full annual payment. Compare the amounts on the actual renewal lines if you expect to keep the account.
Check the conflicting file labels
The paid cards use “Streaming + Downloads” in the heading and also display “No Downloads” in their feature text. I’d treat file access as unconfirmed. Nudz is more specific on this point because its support page describes the desktop download control and a daily cap. ModernDaySins’ public cards leave that part unresolved.
Anabel’s take
I’d pick a term by the total charge and the amount of time I expect to stream. The shorter trial only appeals to me if three days are enough to make that decision.