AI Mock Interview: Practice Out Loud, Get Scored
The AI Interview Coach runs a real mock interview — an AI interviewer that asks out loud, listens, and scores every answer. Your first full interview is free.
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Answer out loud and get coaching on what you said and how you said it. Every free account gets one full 10-question call interview and 3 practice sessions to try it. Pro passes run one every day.
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AI mock interview
You can edit a resume forever. The interview happens live.
Most people walk into an interview never having said their answers out loud. The AI Interview Coach is the rehearsal: a spoken mock interview that asks, listens, and scores — so the first time you hear yourself answer isn’t in front of a real interviewer.
- Questions built from your saved resume and the job description — about work you actually did, not generic prompts
- The interviewer asks out loud and moves on when you stop talking — no submit button, no typing
- Four difficulty levels, from your first job to an executive panel
- Every answer scored the moment you give it, so your full report is ready when you hang up
One full interview free to try · no credit card
Interviewer
Walk me through the project on your resume you’d defend the hardest — what did you trade away to ship it?
Stop speaking and it moves to the next question.
Answer score
82148 wpm · 3 filler words · sample report — yours is scored on your own answers
Practice by role
Mock interviews pre-set for your role
Each page opens the coach with the role filled in, and explains what interviewers probe for that job and what to rehearse out loud.
How a mock interview session runs
Your resume sets the questions, your answers set the score, and the report tells you what to fix while it’s still practice.
Pick a resume
The interviewer reads it, so the questions name your projects, your companies, your stack — the things a real interviewer would probe after reading your CV.
Set the role and difficulty
Add a target role or paste the job description, then choose how tough the interviewer plays: beginner, intermediate, advanced, or executive.
Check your mic and join
A quick device check, then you join like a real call. The mic is required; the camera is optional and your video never leaves your device.
Answer out loud
10 spoken questions in roughly 12 minutes. Stop talking and it moves on by itself — and your scorecard is ready the moment you hang up.
What your interview scorecard tells you
A single number can’t tell you what to change. Every answer in the session gets its own breakdown.
Four scores per answer
Content, structure, relevance and delivery, each 0–100 — so you know whether the problem is what you said or how you said it.
Pace and filler words
Words per minute and a count of the ums, likes and you-knows — the delivery habits nobody ever tells you about.
A verbatim transcript
Exactly what the interviewer heard, word for word. Reading your own answer back is half the coaching.
What worked, what to fix
Specific strengths and concrete improvements for every answer — not a grade, a to-do list.
A model answer to compare
Every question ships with an expandable model answer, so you can see the gap rather than guess at it.
Drill your weakest answer
One click sends your lowest-scoring answer into practice mode, where you can retry it until it lands.
Two modes, because rehearsing and drilling are different jobs
Interview mode — the rehearsal
A full spoken interview that runs like a real call. 10 questions asked out loud, automatic turn-taking, no buttons — and the complete scorecard at the end. Use it to find out whether you can get through the real thing without freezing.
Free: 1 full interview to try · Pro: one every day
Practice mode — the drill
One question at a time with coaching straight after each answer, so you can immediately say it better. Speak or type — it’s the mode for offices, shared rooms, and machines with no microphone at all.
Free: 3 sessions to try · Pro: 3 a day with 8 questions each
Try the real thing free — then rehearse daily with Pro
Every free account gets one full 10-question mock interview and 3 practice sessions — enough to hear yourself answer and see the scorecard. A Pro pass makes it a daily rehearsal — sold as a one-time pass from $7 (₹199 in India), never a subscription, with no auto-renewal to remember to cancel.
How it compares to other AI interview tools
Most AI mock-interview products are monthly subscriptions built around the interview alone. ATS First bundles the coach with the ATS checker and builder, and sells it as a pass you pay for once.
| Tool | Free | Paid | Strength |
|---|---|---|---|
| ATS First | 1 full 10-question spoken interview + 3 practice sessions | One-time pass from $7 (7 days) / ₹199; no subscription | Spoken interview from your resume + ATS checker and builder in one pass |
| Final Round AI | Limited free plan | About $25–90 per month depending on term | Live "copilot" that answers during real interviews |
| Huru | 5-question trial session | About $24.99 per month or $99 per year | Mobile app; builds interviews from a job posting |
| Gemini Live | Free with a Google account | — | General-purpose voice AI; no scorecard or role setup |
Competitor pricing verified September 2026 from public pricing pages; plans change often — confirm on each site. Google Interview Warmup was retired in 2026.
About the AI Interview Coach
The AI Interview Coach runs in two modes, because rehearsing a whole interview and drilling a single answer are different jobs.
Interview mode is a full mock interview call. Pick one of your saved resumes, add the role or paste the job description, choose how tough the interviewer should be — beginner through executive — and you land on a device check before joining. Then it runs like a real call: the interviewer asks each question out loud, you answer out loud, and it moves to the next one when you stop talking. There is no submit button and no typing. Ten questions takes about twelve minutes, and your full scorecard is ready the moment you hang up, because every answer is graded in the background while the next question is being asked.
Practice mode is the drill. One question at a time, with coaching straight after each answer instead of at the end, so you can see what went wrong and immediately say it better. Answer out loud or type it — typing works when you're somewhere you can't speak, and it's the mode to use if you have no microphone at all.
Both modes score the same way. You get a verbatim transcript of what the coach heard, a score out of 100 with named subscores for content, structure, relevance and delivery, your speaking pace in words per minute, a filler-word count, what worked, specific ways to make the answer stronger, and a model answer to compare against.
Choosing a saved resume is what makes the questions genuinely hard. Given your resume, the interviewer asks about work you actually did — naming the project, the company, the technology — rather than the generic questions you can answer from a script. That is much closer to what a real interviewer does after reading your CV.
Saying a full answer out loud does something a mental run-through doesn't — it forces you to finish a thought instead of trailing off, and it surfaces the ums, the rushed pacing, and the vague phrasing before a real interviewer hears them. The interview is the one part of the job hunt that happens live; rehearsing it the way it actually happens is what moves the needle.
The coach requires a free account, since every question and every piece of feedback is generated by AI and that has a real cost. Every free account gets a one-time trial: one full 10-question interview call plus three practice sessions of 3 questions each. A Pro pass makes it a daily rehearsal — a call interview every day and 8-question practice sessions, more practice than any real interview loop demands.