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The Tank · You don't pay for what you didn't get.

A First Round that fails on our side does not count against you.

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The round is given back to your allowance when it fails. The allowance is a small number of rounds per week per browser, plus an hourly limit per connection.

What it does

The free First Round limits how many rounds one browser can run each week. If a round fails on our side, that round is returned to your allowance. When you are out of rounds, the message says how long to wait.

Why

A free tool should not take your turn when it did nothing for you.

What it won't do

  • It won't count a failed round against your weekly allowance.

How to use it

Open the The Tank guide in your dashboard, or start a trial to try it.

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