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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are only free until" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a limitation on the duration of freedom or availability of something.
Example: "These promotional offers are only free until the end of the month, so make sure to take advantage of them soon."
Alternatives: "are free only until" or "are available for free until".
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Instead of trying to entice angered parents back to the now much-maligned Kids application by offering higher-quality (and safer) content, the YouTube Red shows are only free until January 2nd, 2018.
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An implicit government guarantee is only free until it's not, and when the bill comes due it tends to be huge.
(As for how the heck Unity makes money if they give the engine away for free… Three ways: Premium licenses for advanced users, partnerships with the Microsofts/Sonys of the world, and agreements that the product is only "free" until you make $100,000 or more per year with it).
Free stuff is only free until it isn't anymore.
There are only 40 days until Election Day.
This update marks the launch of Interstate's freemium model (the service was only available for free until now).
Everywhere, the press is only relatively free.
There was only one free table.
Until now, there has been only one Little Free Library in New York: a self-installed location that resembles an oversized mailbox on a residential street in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
4.1, which is only available until 1995.
"It's only until spring".
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