✎ the rates

Start free. Pay only if it's working.

Free every week: 3 quick reads a day (10 a week) + 2 full analyses a week. Need more? Take a pass for a week, a month or a quarter - or buy credits that never expire. Nothing auto-renews.

✎ passes

Practise every day for a fixed term.

A daily allowance for a fixed term - enough to work through a topic set properly. Each pass shows its own allowance below. The pass simply ends when the term is up; there is no auto-renewal and no card left on file.

Weekly pass
Rs 99 / 7 days
  • Daily allowance shown before checkout
  • Placement-week sprint
  • Ends after 7 days - no auto-debit
Take the week
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Monthly pass
Rs 299 / 30 days
  • Daily allowance shown before checkout
  • Build a regular practice habit
  • Ends after 30 days - no auto-debit
Take the month
Quarterly pass
Rs 749 / 90 days
  • Daily allowance shown before checkout
  • Best value for a real habit
  • Ends after 90 days - no auto-debit
Take the quarter
✎ credits

Or pay only for what you use.

One-time top-ups that never expire. Right for an interview next week rather than a daily habit.

free forever
Free
Rs 0
  • 3 quick reads a day (fillers, pace) - 10 a week
  • 2 full analyses a week - grammar, a sharper version of your words + a graded retry
  • Daily Booster by email
  • No card required
Start free
Starter pack
Rs 30 = 4
  • 4 full analyses
  • One-tap top-up (UPI)
  • Best to start
  • Never expire
Buy 4
Single
Rs 10 = 1
  • 1 full analysis
  • The impulse "yes"
  • Never expires
Buy 1
14 pack
Rs 100 = 14
  • 14 full analyses (≈ Rs 7 each)
  • Great for placement week
  • Never expire
Buy 14
60 pack
Rs 300 = 60
  • 60 full analyses (Rs 5 each)
  • Best value
  • Never expire - priority
Buy 60

Nothing auto-renews and no card is kept on file - a pass ends when its term does, and credits are one-time top-ups that never expire. A failed or unusable analysis never costs you anything. Paid via UPI or card, secured by Razorpay. GST invoice on request.

What each one gives you.

The quick read is free and stays free. The full analysis is what a credit buys.

See it point by point, with what the full analysis adds to your own take →

Fair questions.

Three "quick reads" a day, 10 a week (a rough transcript with your filler count and pace), and two full analyses every week - grammar fixes, a sharper rewrite of your own words, advanced vocabulary, a PREP coach note, and a graded retry so you can prove you improved.
The quick read tells you what happened - your transcript, your fillers, your pace, and whether you answered the question. The full analysis tells you what to do about it: your own answer rewritten sharper, your structure checked part by part, stronger words in the places you used weaker ones, your pauses and pace over time, and a retry script. The full comparison is above.
Credits never expire. A pass is not a subscription: you pay once, it runs for its term, and then it simply stops - there is no auto-debit and no card kept on file, so you are never charged again unless you choose to be. If you hold credits and a pass together, the pass is used first and your credits stay untouched for later.
You're never charged - a failed, too-short, or unusable analysis auto-refunds the credit or free allowance.
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