IGotAnOffer Pricing (2026): Plans, Free Access, and What You Get

IGotAnOffer is not free. As of October 2026 it has no free product tier: it sells coaching credits at $50 each at the base rate, falling to $40 with volume, and a 1-hour session with any coach costs 2 to 5 credits. That puts one session at $100 to $250 before volume discounts. The free part is its library of written interview guides. If you need to rehearse behavioral or system design answers before paying anyone, start with PracHub's real, recently asked questions, most of which are free.

Pricing and product details were checked on October 14, 2026.

Quick Verdict

Choose IGotAnOffer when you already have an interview on the calendar, you can name the company, and you want one or two live mocks with an ex-interviewer who can tell you where your answers fall short. Buy the credits you will use in the next few weeks, not a big pack.

Choose PracHub when you are still building the stories and designs those mocks would test. Reading and drafting answers against real prompts costs nothing to start, and a paid hour is worth more once you have something to get feedback on.

IGotAnOffer Plans and Prices (2026)

IGotAnOffer moved from per-session pricing to a single credit wallet on September 1, 2025. Every service, from mock interviews to resume reviews to behavioral interview coaching, is now bought with the same credits.

Source: IGotAnOffer's help center article on credit prices and its articles on session costs, credit expiry and refunds, checked on October 14, 2026. The main igotanoffer.com pages block automated fetches, so homepage wording comes from archived snapshots dated December 2025 to August 2026.

What one hour of coaching costs

The coach sets the credit price, so the same hour can cost two and a half times as much depending on who you book. At the published end points of the credit curve, as of October 2026:

IGotAnOffer does not publish the pack sizes or the credit price at each step between $50 and $40; you see them only in the purchase panel. A competing consulting-prep site reported $47 a credit for a 17-credit purchase in September 2026. For scale, an Amazon PM on Blind in 2022 was weighing $500 to $600 for five or six hours of coaching, and nobody in that thread reported getting an offer through the service.

Behavioral interview coaching is priced the same way as any other session: 2 to 5 credits per hour depending on the coach.

What You Get for Free

The free part of IGotAnOffer is reading material. Its homepage lists written guides for product manager, system design, coding, case, behavioral and market sizing interviews, plus resume guides for consulting, PM and software engineering roles. They are articles. Nothing on the pages checked in October 2026 describes a question bank, a coding console or any self-paced practice product between sessions, and whether one exists elsewhere is unknown.

Every coaching session is paid. The closest thing to a trial is the "100% risk-free trial": if a session disappoints you, ask for a refund within 24 hours of it ending. That guarantee covers up to one session per user. You still pay up front.

Hidden Costs and Billing Terms

The headline credit price is clear. The terms around it are where buyers lose money.

Credit expiry is stated two ways. The help center says you have 12 months from purchase to use credits and that leftovers expire automatically. The homepage and coaching pages say credits "never expire". As of October 14, 2026, which rule applies to a purchase made today could not be confirmed, because the live checkout terms were not readable. Get the expiry in writing from support before you buy a large pack.

Refunds on unused credits stop at 30 days. Within 30 days of purchase you can get unused credits back; after that you cannot. The refund is also recalculated at the undiscounted $50 rate for whatever you used. IGotAnOffer's own example: 10 credits bought at $48 ($480), 5 used, refund $230, not $240. Buy a big pack for the discount, stop early, and the refund claws back the discount on every credit you used.

Volume discounts apply only at checkout. Buying 10 credits now and 10 more next week does not earn the 20-credit rate. The bulk price is set per purchase.

The cancellation window is 24 hours. Cancelling or rescheduling is free only more than 24 hours before the session. Inside 24 hours you cannot cancel or move it, and a no-show or arriving more than 15 minutes late counts as a used session. Booking notice is also stated two ways: 12 hours on the homepage, 24 hours in the help center.

Foreign transaction fees are yours. Billing comes from a London-based company, so a non-UK card may add a bank fee that IGotAnOffer will not refund. Separately, UK Companies House shows the operating company IGOTANOFFER LTD renamed itself M2C2 LTD on October 6, 2026; whether that changes the billing entity is unknown.

Smaller frictions. You cannot message a coach before booking; the suggested workaround is to book, then cancel for a refund if the coach is wrong for you. Sessions run on Google Meet only and are not recorded unless you ask the coach in advance. If a coach does not show up, you wait 15 minutes, email them, then contact support.

The "monthly plans" line is a blank. The homepage advertises "Save 10% on monthly plans" but no page checked says what a monthly plan costs, how many credits it includes, whether it auto-renews or how to cancel it. The Terms of Service page could not be read either, so any auto-renewal clause is unverified. Do not subscribe to anything recurring until support confirms those four points.

Is IGotAnOffer Worth the Price?

When IGotAnOffer wins

It earns its price in a narrow, real case: you have an interview booked, and you want a live mock with someone who has interviewed for that company or role. A question bank cannot push back on your follow-ups the way a calibrated interviewer can. It is strongest on conversational tracks such as PM, consulting cases, finance and behavioral rounds, and on adjacent work like salary negotiation and resume review, since one credit wallet covers all of them. Per-coach cards show reviews, client counts and a rebook rate, which helps you pick, and the 24-hour session refund plus the 30-day refund on unused credits make a single trial session low risk.

When it is not

It is a poor deal as your main way to practice. Cost scales with every hour: ten mocks at a mid-priced 3-credit coach run $1,500 at the base rate, and none of that money buys anything you can work through on your own between sessions. Its own Getting Started page says the service suits self-starters already in the interview process, which is the right reading: pay for coaching to test material you have already built, not to build it. Our IGotAnOffer review asks whether the coaching itself is worth it.

Cheaper Ways to Get the Same Outcome

Most of what a coach checks in a behavioral or design mock is whether you have strong, specific material. You can build that yourself against real prompts. As of October 2026, PracHub lists more than 12,000 recently asked interview questions from more than 550 companies, and more than 8,400 of them are free to read. That includes more than 1,500 behavioral and leadership questions and more than 1,500 system design questions. More than 7,500 questions carry an in-depth written solution, but only just over 1,100 have both a free prompt and a free solution; most full solutions sit in the optional paid tier. PracHub is free to start with an optional paid tier.

Two real prompts worth drafting before you pay for a behavioral or design mock:

Asked at Google: Successful Project, Teammate Conflict, a Changed View of a Teammate, and Values You Seek A senior engineer's behavioral round with four prompts: two common ones (a successful project, a teammate conflict) and two rarer ones about a colleague you came to see differently and the values you want in your next organization.

Asked at Meta: Design a Real-Time Chat Service for One-to-One and Group Messaging Design a chat product with direct and group conversations, instant delivery to online users, catch-up for offline users and message history on every device.

A workflow that spends money only where it pays back:

1. Write out your answers to five or six real behavioral prompts before you book anyone. A rehearsed story gets sharper feedback than a first draft.
2. Sketch two or three system designs end to end and note where you are unsure. Those gaps are your session agenda.
3. Pull the recent questions for your target company, such as the Google, Meta or Amazon pages, so the mock rehearses what that company asks.
4. Book one session with the coach whose company and role match your interview, and use the 24-hour guarantee if it misses.
5. Buy more credits only for the next few weeks, and only after support confirms the expiry rule in writing.

If you are choosing between coaching platforms rather than skipping coaching, our IGotAnOffer vs interviewing.io comparison sets the two side by side.

Practice these on PracHub

These are real questions from recent interviews, grouped by the rounds IGotAnOffer coaches sell. The prompts are free to read; their full written solutions are part of the optional paid tier, so draft your own answer first and use the solution as a check.

• Behavioral (Google: successful project, conflict and values · AMD: how you use AI tools at work); more in the behavioral and leadership questions.
• System design (Meta: real-time chat service · Amazon: AI-agent security detection pipeline); more in the system design questions.

For a role-wide view, browse the software engineer questions or the product manager questions, or search the full question bank by company.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is IGotAnOffer free?

No. As of October 2026 IGotAnOffer has no free product tier. Its written interview guides are free to read, but every coaching session is paid with credits. The only trial is a refund on one unsatisfying session per user, claimed within 24 hours of the session ending.

How much does an IGotAnOffer coaching session cost?

As of October 2026, credits cost $50 each at the base rate and fall to $40 with volume. A 1-hour session costs 2, 3, 4 or 5 credits depending on the coach, so $100 to $250 at the base rate. Behavioral interview coaching is priced the same way as any other session.

Do IGotAnOffer credits expire?

As of October 2026, the company states it two ways. Its help center says credits must be used within 12 months of purchase and leftovers expire automatically, while its homepage and coaching pages say credits never expire. Ask support to confirm the rule for your purchase in writing before you buy a large pack.

Does IGotAnOffer give refunds?

Partly. As of October 2026, unused credits are refundable within 30 days of purchase, recalculated at the undiscounted $50 rate for any credits you used, and not refundable after that. One unsatisfying session per user can be refunded if you ask within 24 hours. Sessions cannot be cancelled or moved inside 24 hours, and a no-show counts as used.

Is there an IGotAnOffer discount code?

No public discount code appears on the pages checked in October 2026. The discounts it does offer are volume pricing at the moment of purchase (down to $40 a credit), up to 50% off with new coaches who run a special offer on their profile, and a homepage line about saving 10% on monthly plans whose price and terms are not published.

What is a free alternative to IGotAnOffer?

For building your material before paying for a mock, PracHub is a bank of real, recently asked interview questions, many with in-depth written solutions. Most questions are free to read, including behavioral and system design prompts from companies like Google, Meta and Amazon; many full solutions are in the optional paid tier.

Final Verdict

IGotAnOffer's price is simple to read and easy to overspend: $100 to $250 per live hour as of October 2026, sold as credits whose expiry the company describes two different ways and whose refund window closes after 30 days. For a candidate with a booked interview and a specific company in mind, one or two hours with a matched ex-interviewer can be money well spent.

For everything before that point, paying by the hour is the expensive way to practice. Build your stories and designs against real prompts first, then buy only the sessions you need to pressure-test them. Start with the free behavioral and leadership questions on PracHub.