AlignMix comes in a free Standard version and a paid Pro version, and the best way to know whether Pro is worth it is to run it on your own data. That’s what a Pro trial is for: a couple of weeks with the full feature set, no guesswork, so you can see the difference on your actual territories rather than a demo dataset.
What Pro Adds
Standard covers the essentials and is genuinely useful for smaller alignments. Pro is where the heavier tools live, the hierarchy of districts and regions, batch export of per-territory maps and reports, and the capacity to handle very large datasets. A trial lets you try those against your own accounts and see whether they earn a place in your workflow.
Requesting a Trial
If you’re on the free Standard version, you can request a Pro trial and use the full version for a limited window. It’s the low-risk way to evaluate: load your real data, build a real alignment, and judge Pro on results instead of a feature list.
Watch: About the Pro Trial
Make the Trial Count
A trial is only as useful as what you put into it, so come with real data. Our guide to structuring your data in Excel helps you import cleanly on the first try, and from there you can build an alignment with Touch Align and test the Pro-only pieces that matter to you. If you’d rather have someone walk you through it, you can also book a demo.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a free version of AlignMix?
Yes. AlignMix Standard is free and handles the essentials of territory design. Pro adds the hierarchy, batch exports, and large-dataset capacity.
How do I try AlignMix Pro?
If you’re a Standard user, request a Pro trial to use the full version for a limited period against your own data.
What’s the difference between Standard and Pro?
Standard covers core territory design; Pro adds districts and regions, batch export of maps and reports, and the ability to work with very large account files.
See what Pro does on your own data. Start with AlignMix free or book a demo.