Mock coding and behavioral interviews, out loud.

You can start an interview without an account. A free account gets 3 scored interviews a month across all five tracks, with the full report for the first one and the scores and the top two things to fix after that, plus one learn mode session. Pro is $19 a month for unlimited interviews, unlimited learn mode, the full report, resume-tailored questions and drills on your weakest skills, or $119 a year, with 50% off for students.

Each criterion is scored 0 to 10 from what you actually did in the session, and the grader has to quote the moment each score is based on. A clean criterion scores 8 or 9, and 10 is possible. A minor slip, like one weak variable name, costs at most a point; a real gap, like never testing your code, costs 2 to 3; a wrong approach costs more. An answer that only sounds good scores 5 at most.

Yes. Most intern loops are one or two coding rounds and a behavioral round, and both are here. Filter the library to easy and medium problems. The grader scores against a full-time hiring bar, so expect lower numbers than you would get on a class assignment.

Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C++, Go, Rust and C#. Your code runs in all of them. Test cases are checked automatically in every language. In Java and C++ that covers the 98 problems verified for them so far; on the rest you run the code and read the output yourself.

No. Every round has a text box next to the microphone, and you can type any answer. The interviewer can also be muted. Talking is still worth practicing, because the real interview is spoken.

Audio from your microphone is sent to a speech-to-text service and turned into text. When you are signed in, your scores, reports, code and chat transcripts are saved to your account so they show up in History. As a guest, the transcript stays in your browser until you create an account. You can ask for your account and its data to be deleted at support@placed.dev.

A coding round where you are given an AI assistant and judged on how you use it: what you ask for, whether you check its output, and whether you catch its mistakes. Some companies have added it to their loops and others ban AI outright; placed.dev/ai-interview-policies lists which, with sources. Placed runs the round as its own track with its own rubric.

Yes, at any time from the Pricing page under Manage subscription. You keep Pro until the end of the billing period you paid for, then the account goes back to the free plan.