Every product below is better than MockLive at something, and each page says what. Two of them we would recommend over ourselves for specific situations — those situations are named, not buried.
Facts about other companies were read off their own sites on 12 August 2026, and every page links to the source so you can check. Pricing in this category changes quietly; if something here is out of date, trust their page over ours and tell us.
The biggest name in AI interview tools, and mostly a different product: its headline feature runs during your real interview, not before it.
Free peer-to-peer mock interviews with real people — genuinely good, and free. The catch is scheduling and the quality lottery.
Anonymous mock interviews with engineers who actually work at FAANG. The strongest option in this list for senior technical interviews, and priced accordingly.
Use Exponent Practice — it is free — or interviewing.io if you are interviewing for a senior engineering role and can afford expert time. Neither of those is us, and pretending otherwise would waste your money.
Twenty scored sessions against a fixed rubric, with transcripts and replayable answers, is where a machine beats a scheduled human — you can do it tonight, and again tomorrow, and compare the two.
Per-session expert pricing is not a real option in most of the world. Purchasing-power bands are the difference between a tool you can use and one you read about.
That is not what this is, and we are not building it. MockLive runs before the interview and nothing runs during it.
A comparison table is a poor substitute for ten minutes of being interviewed. The first session is free, needs no card, and ends with a scored report — which is enough to know whether this is the one you want.