How to Get 2 Months of Granola AI Business Free
Paying for AI meeting notes gets old fast, especially when the free plan runs out mid-week. Granola AI is stacking its normal 30-day trial with a promo code, and together they add up to 2 months of Business access.
That covers automatic transcription and meeting summaries on the Business plan. A payment card is required to start, so note the renewal date and cancel before it if you do not want to be charged.

What You Need
- A payment card.
- An email address you can sign up with.
Tutorial
- Open https://www.granola.ai. This is where both the signup and the app download live.
- Sign up with your email. Use an address you can open right away, since your account starts from it.
- Download the Granola app.
- Sign in. Your 30-day trial should start automatically once you are in.
- Go to Settings → Billing → Promo Code.
- Enter the promo code STARTGROUND. It stacks on top of the trial you already started.
- Confirm the promotion shows on your account. Check the exact free period and renewal date listed there.
Wrapping Up
You now have up to 2 months of Granola AI Business, with AI meeting notes, automatic transcription and summaries turned on. Look at the renewal date on your account and cancel before it if you do not want to be charged, since the offer and its exact free period can change.
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