THIS! I have no doubt that if there were a trial with all the bells and whistles premium/dev/enterprise sales would increase.

Being the only guy in the building that has a license is not great. It's easier to lead a horse to water when the horse has tasted water before.

I am wanting to buy premium for personal development, but I am not sure that it meets my needs. One week of testing would be enough for me.

I would love this. I've persuaded 2 organisations, and at least 4 people, to buy LinqPad in the past, but it's still a real battle - they don't see the utility until they've used the premium version. I have to do a lot of pair programming where they use my scripts.

I wouldn't mind maybe having some extra licences I could assign to people while I'm working with them, or some one month trials.

I wanted to use a trial until my by was approved

I used it with free features less than two days and decided that my life wouldn't be complete without a proper premium license. I'm not sure a free shot at the premium features would have made a difference. Anybody that has done .NET development and has used LinqPad recommends it so I wasn't concerned that it would be a waste of money.

I wanted to try out the features of the premium version today but I could not. It will be very good feature to have a trial for everything - makes the decision to buy easier.

I have purchased my license.. but I think a trial would be nice as once you go premium.. its very hard to go back and would probably increase sales. i.e. you can't miss what you don't have.

I think LINQPad already strikes a proper balance between free/premium features. If you need premium features, buy a license, it's not exactly expensive.