Free trial option not showing app when buying a subscription [closed] - android

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In Google Play console everything is configured correctly. However, whenever we want to buy a subscription on the build from internal testing, 3-day trial option is not even available - it wants to charge immediately.
We're using Unity in our game, if that matters.
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