What it costs

You pay for the conversation. Recruiters never pay for anything.

Keeping your published links live starts at $2.99 a month. Two tiers above it fold in a monthly allowance of conversations while you are recording, and you move back down when you are done. Credits can also be bought outright, and those never expire.

Checkout opens once our payment provider finishes reviewing the account. Every price here is the price it will charge.

Conversation credits

One credit · one sitting
First one
Freeno card
1 conversation

Record it, publish it, and the link is live free for a week — a profile plan keeps it live from there.

Record it
Single
$4.99one conversation
$4.99 each

One more project to cover, or one you want to redo before an interview.

Most searches
Five
$19.99five conversations
$4.00 each

About one search's worth of projects, with room to redo the one that mattered. Bought credits never expire.

Keeping your page online

Monthly · switch tiers whenever
Hosting
$2.99per month
Links only

Keeps every published link live. No conversations included.

While you record
Job search
$9.90per month
2 conversations a month

Hosting plus two conversations a month, while you are recording.

Active search
$19.90per month
5 conversations a month

Hosting plus five conversations a month — a project a week.

First week free

Your first link is live free for a week; a plan keeps links live from there. The conversations inside a tier are an allowance for that month and expire with it — credits you buy outright never do, and a sitting always spends the expiring one first.

Both directions take effect at once, and neither is refunded. Moving up starts a fresh month at the new price, with its conversations, from that day. Done recording? Moving down to Hosting applies straight away. Either way you keep the conversations already granted and every link stays exactly where it is — the part of the month you had paid for is not returned, but it is not taken from you either.

  • ·Every published link stays live at a stable address, however many you have
  • ·Opens and listens, per link
  • ·Lapsed pages archive rather than break — one click restores them
  • ·Move up or down whenever — both take effect immediately, and neither is refunded
  • ·Export your audio and transcripts, free on any plan, including after you leave
If the plan ends. We email you a week before a cancellation takes effect. Pages are then archived, not deleted, and one click brings them back. Your recordings remain yours and downloadable throughout — we will not hold your own answers over you.

Yes, and this is the one thing to know before picking a tier: a tier's conversations are an allowance for that month, and whatever you have not used is gone when the month renews. That is exactly why they are priced under the packs. Credits you buy outright are the opposite — they never expire, and they are refundable. Conversations always spend the perishable ones first, so a bought credit is never burned while an allowance sits unused.

What a conversation costs us
Live audio · you speaking ≈ 12 min$0.23
Live audio · interviewer speaking ≈ 3 min$0.23
Conversation context, follow-up by follow-up$1.08
Transcription, storage, delivery$0.21
One 15-minute conversation≈ $1.75

Printed because it explains the price. Anyone advertising unlimited live interviews is capping them somewhere you cannot see — a live interview is not a database row, and the fifteen-minute cap is what keeps this number honest.

Recruiters never pay

No account, no login wall, no app. Your link opens in a tap on any phone, or it is worthless.

Bought credits never expire

A pack sits in your account until you use it. A tier’s monthly allowance is the one thing that expires, and sittings spend that first so a pack is never wasted.

No scored tier, ever

There is no plan where we start grading you. Spending more buys more conversations, nothing else.

Career centers, bootcamps, and outplacement

There is no cohort billing yet — no pooled credits, no seats, no invoice. Candidates buy their own and keep their own links, and that part we are sure about: the account belongs to the person, not to the program. If you run one and need the rest, tell us what it would have to do and we will say honestly whether it is close.

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