Consulting interview preparation plans and pricing

Choosing between the plans

The plans differ on one thing above all: how many live sessions a month you get, and therefore how quickly you can work through the volume of practice a first round needs. Most candidates need thirty to fifty live cases across eight to twelve weeks, so work backwards from your interview date.

If your round is more than three months away, the Basic Plan gives you two sessions a month while you work through the case library and the sector primers on your own. If you are inside the eight-to-twelve week window, four sessions a month is the pace that gets you to the volume in time. If you have dated interviews within a few weeks, the Premium Plan exists for the part that cannot be rushed — full-round rehearsal with case and fit back to back, which is the closest available thing to the real day.

What every plan includes

Every session is a full case or fit interview run end to end, followed by a structured debrief covering your structure, your arithmetic, your communication and your synthesis, with specific things to fix before the next one. The written debrief follows within the turnaround stated for your plan.

All three plans include full access to the written material: the worked case studies, the twelve sector primers, the firm profiles, and every guide on the site. Nothing on the site sits behind the paywall — the plans buy live practice and feedback, which is the part reading cannot substitute for.

What none of them include

No plan guarantees an interview, an offer, or a specific outcome. Preparation improves how you perform in a round; it does not control which candidates a firm chooses or how many places an office has that cycle.

Sessions do not roll over between months, so a plan you cannot use is worth less than a smaller one you can. If your schedule is unpredictable, say so before enrolling rather than after.

Deciding whether you need coaching at all

Not everyone does. If you have a reliable practice partner who gives you specific, uncomfortable feedback, and you are getting through cases at a steady rate, the material on this site may be all you need — and we would rather say so than sell you a plan.

Coaching earns its cost in two situations. The first is when you cannot tell what is going wrong: your cases feel adequate and you are not progressing, which usually means the problem is something you cannot hear in your own answers. The second is when you have run out of time and need the remaining weeks to be efficient rather than thorough.

Preparation activity	Useful when	What to evaluate
Reading guides and worked examples	You need to understand a concept or case type	Whether you can explain and apply the method yourself
Focused skills drills	A repeated issue slows your answers	Accuracy and clarity when you repeat the task
Peer practice	You need experience speaking through unfamiliar cases	The quality of feedback and the variety of problems
Coached sessions with written feedback	You cannot identify your own gaps, or time is short	Whether the same issue stops recurring

These complement each other. Reading alone will not reveal a communication problem, and repeated mocks will not fix a weak calculation technique. Choose against the gap you have actually observed. The case interview and fit interview hubs set out how the pieces fit into a full plan.

Before you enrol

Prices are in US dollars and exclude any tax charged in your own country. Billing is monthly and can be cancelled before the next renewal.

Confirm the schedule that suits you before starting, since session availability is finite and a plan bought in a week you cannot use it is wasted. Our refund policy and legal information cover the terms; contact us about anything that remains unclear, including whether a plan is the right thing for you at all.