Practice is free. Pay for unlimited grading and the exams.
The free tier is not a trial. It does not expire, and nothing you have already solved is taken away if you stop paying — Pro lifts the limits while it is running, and that is all it does.
Anyone preparing
Enough to find out whether you can do the job, and to keep at it.
No card. The monthly allowance resets on its own — nothing expires and nothing locks.
Candidates in a live search
Unlimited grading, every Pro question, and two exams a month.
Preparing for a specific role
Courses, advanced labs, and exams with no monthly cap.
Hiring teams
Screen the resumes, send the test, read what they actually wrote.
Priced per hire rather than per seat, so a quiet quarter costs you nothing.
It does not run out after fourteen days and it does not ask for a card up front. If the free allowance is all you ever need, that is a fine outcome and we are not going to nag you out of it.
No per-seat maths on the candidate side, no add-ons, and no charge per exam attempt. Sit the exam as many times as the attempt limit allows for one price.
Every limit here is read from the same table the server enforces on each request, so this page cannot promise something the product then refuses.
The Teams tier is where the money is meant to come from. That is deliberate — it is what lets the candidate side stay free enough to be worth using.
Grading pauses until the month turns over, and that is all. Nothing is deleted, your streak survives, and you can still read every question, write code and run it against the public tests. You are not locked out of your own work.
No. The questions, the editor, the hidden tests and the verdicts are the same on Free — the difference is how many times a month the server will grade for you, and whether you can sit the certification exams. Plenty of preparation fits inside the free allowance.
No, and we will not imply otherwise. It is our exam and our credential, issued by GeekCoders and verifiable on a public page. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by Databricks, Snowflake, Microsoft or the Apache Software Foundation.
Cancel whenever you like. Your solutions, submissions, progress and any credential you have already earned stay yours and stay verifiable — a credential is a record of an exam you passed, not a subscription feature that switches off.
Yes, for both, and for anyone genuinely between jobs. Mail us. We would rather someone preparing seriously paid less than nobody prepared at all.
Still deciding? Read the questions first — they are public, and they will tell you more about whether this is for you than any pricing page can.
