Pricing
How much time do you have?
Every plan buys timed OSCE stations against a patient who speaks out loud, each one marked like an examiner would mark it. The only thing the price changes is how many you get and how long you have.
A Week Pass, spent
25 stations
One way to spend it, not a schedule. Sit them whenever you like across the seven days, in whichever specialties you are worried about.
Free starter
US$0no credit card needed
- Two real stations from the library, not a demo
- Three attempts, so you can retry one and watch the score move
- Your first report in full, then your score on the ones after it
Single Case
Just want one more before an assessment
1 station
within 24 hours
- One station, marked in full
- Comes off your next plan if you upgrade
Day Pass
Cramming, and I need a full day of practice
up to 10 stations
in 24 hours
- Ten stations in a day, back to back if you want
- Choose the specialties yourself
Week Pass
My OSCEs are this week
up to 25 stations
over 7 days
- Twenty-five stations across the week before your exam
- Space them out, or sit several in an evening
Month Pass
I want to practise steadily all rotation
up to 100 stations
over 30 days
- A hundred stations over a month
- For a whole rotation rather than a single week
Every paid plan gets the complete report. There is no cut-down marking tier.
One payment each time. Nothing renews and there is nothing to cancel.
Ten minutes isa bus ride.
A station is short enough to fit a gap you already have. Between placements, on a bench outside, or anywhere you can talk out loud for ten minutes and read what came back.
Questions
Is this a subscription?
No. Every plan is a one-time payment. Nothing auto-renews, and when a pass ends it simply ends. You keep your account and every report you have already been given.
Do I get less detailed feedback on a cheaper plan?
No. Every paid plan gets the same complete report. The plans differ only in how many stations you get and over what period.
If I buy a small plan and want a bigger one, have I wasted the money?
No. The most you have paid in the last five days comes off the bigger plan automatically at checkout, every time you move up. Buying a Single Case, then a Day Pass, then a Week Pass costs the same in total as buying the Week Pass outright.
What do I get for free?
Two real stations and three attempts, so you can retry one and see the score move. Your first report comes in full. No credit card is needed at any point. The free tier uses your browser's built-in speech for the patient's voice rather than the studio voice, which is the one thing that differs.
Start free and work up if it earns it.
Two stations, three attempts, no credit card. Whatever you spend first comes off the next plan, so there is no wrong rung to start on.