10 minutes of live interview answers, free, once per account. No card, no trial that quietly becomes a subscription, and the free plan is hidden from screen share exactly like every paid one.
Most tools call themselves free and then paywall the part you came for. Here is precisely what you get and what you do not.
10 minutes of live interview time, once per account, for the life of that account. Minutes are counted only while the assistant is actually listening to a call — reading your resume, setting up and sitting idle cost nothing.
No. You create an account with an email address or Google sign-in and the 10 minutes are already there. There is no card on file, so there is nothing that can be charged later.
No. Nothing on ClapAssist auto-renews, free or paid. When the 10 minutes run out the app simply stops answering and tells you. You are never billed by default.
Yes, identically to the paid plans. This is the part almost every competitor puts behind their most expensive tier; here it is an operating-system feature the app uses on every account.
No. Same model, same full answers, same access to your resume and job description. The only limit is the 10 minutes.
No, and this is worth being straight about: it is 10 minutes once, ever, not 10 minutes a month. It exists so you can prove the tool works before paying, not as a permanent free tier.
A page you can trust has to say this part too.
A real interview runs 30 to 60 minutes. Ten minutes is enough to run a mock call with a friend, confirm the window really is invisible on their screen, and see how the answers read — which is exactly what they are for. Going into a live interview with 10 minutes left is a bad plan, and we would rather you heard that from us than found out halfway through.
A Quick Pass is a single payment for 120 minutes valid 30 days — enough for a full interview loop, with no subscription attached and nothing to cancel afterwards. If you expect a longer search, the Interview Pass is 300 minutes for $9.99, which is cheaper per minute over the same 30 days.
ClapAssist is for video interviews. It will not help on HackerRank, CoderPad or similar assessment tools, which monitor focus and keystrokes from inside their own page.
Pay once. No subscription, nothing auto-renews. Prices show in your region's currency automatically. One account works on Mac and Windows.
Yes, for 10 minutes of live interview time per account, one time. No card is required and nothing auto-renews. After that you can buy a one-off pass or stop, and the account stays free either way.
No. You sign up with an email address or Google, and the 10 free minutes are already on the account. No card is stored, so nothing can be charged automatically.
No. ClapAssist does not sell subscriptions at all. Passes are single payments that simply expire, so there is nothing to cancel and no renewal to forget about.
It is included free. The window is excluded from screen capture by the operating system on every plan, including the free one. Several competitors sell this as their most expensive tier.
No. It is 10 minutes once per account, for the lifetime of the account, not a recurring monthly allowance.
The app tells you and stops answering. Your account stays active and your documents stay where they are; you only lose the ability to get live answers until you buy a pass.
No. Free accounts get the same model and the same full answers as paid ones. The only difference is how many minutes you have.
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