A subscription renews automatically until you cancel, and it is the cheaper way in if you are not sure how long you need. A one-time pass is a single payment that unlocks everything for a fixed number of days and then simply stops. Nothing renews, no card is stored, and there is nothing to cancel. Both give exactly the same access to every test and every AI feedback report; the only difference is how the billing works.

There are three: $10 for 10 days, $25 for 45 days and $40 for 90 days. The longer passes work out cheaper per day, so the 10-day pass suits someone whose test is imminent and the 90-day pass suits someone starting preparation from scratch. You pay once and that is the end of it.

No. A pass is a single payment. We do not store a card, we cannot charge you again, and you will not get renewal reminders for it. When the days run out your access simply returns to the free tier, which still includes Test 1 of every section and Full Mock Test 1 with full AI scoring. Your results and history stay in your account either way.

It starts the moment your payment goes through, not when you first take a test, so buy it when you are ready to study. If you buy a second pass while one is still running, the new days are added to the end of the existing one rather than replacing it, so nothing is lost.

Work backwards from the date. If you sit in under a fortnight, the 10-day pass covers you without committing to anything ongoing. If you have six weeks or so, the 45-day pass is usually the cheapest way to cover the whole run-up. If you are earlier than that, or you are not certain you will sit on the first date you booked, the subscription is more forgiving because you can stop it whenever you want.

Test 1 of every section (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking) and Full Mock Test 1 are free forever - and free tests get the same AI band scoring and AI examiner feedback as paid tests. Our study plans, strategy guides and band calculator are free too, so you can see exactly how your prep is tracking before you ever pay. You only pay to unlock more tests.

Three plans: Weekly ($8, billed every 7 days), Monthly ($20, billed every 30 days), and 60 Days ($30, billed every 60 days). Every plan unlocks the same content: all 72 section tests plus 16 full mocks, with AI examiner feedback on every Writing and Speaking submission. The only difference between the plans is the billing cycle, so you can match the plan length to how close your real IELTS exam is.

If your IELTS exam is in the next week, take Weekly ($8). If it's 3 to 4 weeks away, Monthly ($20) is the most popular choice. If your exam is 1.5 to 2 months out, the 60 Days plan ($30) is the best value overall and works out cheapest per day. You can cancel any plan before the next renewal from your order history.

Unlimited access to all 88 IELTS practice tests on the site (16 Reading, 16 Listening, 16 Writing, 24 Speaking, 16 full mocks), AI examiner feedback on every Writing and Speaking submission, instant Reading and Listening band scoring, and a personal score-progress dashboard. There is no per-section or per-test extra charge, so one subscription unlocks everything.

Reading and Listening are auto-graded the moment you submit using the official IELTS raw-to-band conversion. Writing and Speaking are graded by our AI examiner - Speaking audio is transcribed first, then scored against the same four official band descriptors as the real exam - and your detailed report is ready in minutes, usually well under half an hour.

Yes. Test 1 of every section (the free test) gets the same AI examiner feedback as a paid test - full per-criterion band scores for Writing and Speaking, instant scoring for Reading and Listening, and detailed comments on what to improve. The free tier is genuinely useful, not a stripped-down preview.

Our AI examiner is calibrated against the official IELTS band descriptors (4 criteria for Writing, 4 for Speaking) and against hundreds of samples graded by certified IELTS examiners, so the band closely tracks what a real examiner would award. It's not a substitute for the official exam, but it's far more rigorous and specific than self-assessment or a generic AI chat tool. If you'd like a human expert to look at one of your attempts directly, request a free consultation from the banner on any results page.

Yes. Reading, Writing Task 1, and the test cards distinguish Academic vs General Training. Listening and Speaking are identical for both. Our AI examiner applies the matching rubric to your response - graph description for Academic Task 1, letter for General Training Task 1.

No. If you subscribed before the pricing change, you continue to be billed on your original plan at the original price until you cancel. Razorpay invoices off the plan you signed up on, not the latest one. You keep unlimited access exactly as you have today. The current plans only apply to new subscriptions going forward.

Yes - from your order history (Account → Orders) or by emailing admin@ieltsmocks.com. Cancellation stops the next renewal; access continues until the end of your current billing period. We don't issue partial refunds inside a cycle because content unlocks immediately on payment.

We don't offer refunds on subscriptions because all content unlocks the moment payment clears. However, we do offer refunds in exceptional cases. If something is genuinely broken on our side (failed evaluation, lost recording, payment double-charge), email admin@ieltsmocks.com and we'll make it right. For full details, see our Refund Policy at 'www.ieltsmocks.com/refund-policy'.

A real IELTS Academic or General Training test typically costs USD 215 to USD 350 depending on the country and test centre: about GBP 200 in the UK, around CAD 320 in Canada, around AUD 410 in Australia, and USD 245 to USD 275 in the US. An IELTS Mocks subscription is between USD 8 and USD 30 (around GBP 6 to GBP 24 or CAD 11 to CAD 41), so a full subscription costs roughly a tenth of one real exam attempt and lets you practise across all 88 tests with AI examiner feedback before you book.

Yes. Our tests use the same four-section IELTS Academic and General Training format that the British Council, IDP and Cambridge English use on test day, with the same official 2026 raw-to-band conversion tables. That format is accepted for UK Visas and Immigration (IELTS for UKVI) Skilled Worker and Tier 4 routes, Canada IRCC Express Entry and the Student Direct Stream (scored against the Canadian Language Benchmark), Australia subclass 189, 190, 491 and 500 visas, and US F-1 student-visa English requirements. Practising here builds the right skill set for any of those routes; you still book the real IELTS at an official test centre when you are ready.