Three ways in, depending on how long you have left. Nothing renews, so there is nothing to remember to cancel.
Five days to drill the papers you can still fix.
€3for 5 days
The whole site, open for three months. Every paper, both levels.
€12for 3 months
The same, open for six months. Plus the guided 8-week course.
€20for 6 months
No countdown timers here. Plenty of prep sites run a “special offer” that has never once ended — a sale sticker that is really just the price, dressed up. We don’t do that. These are the everyday prices, the same tomorrow as today, and if they ever change, they change openly, for everyone.
Every plan covers both levels — B2 First and C1 Advanced — so moving up after you pass costs nothing extra. A sample of each paper, and a full Reading & Use of English mock at each level, stay free for everyone.
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Fair use: plans with AI marking cover 20 marked pieces of Writing or Speaking a month, up to 6 a day. Everything else — every exercise, every answer explained, every mock exam your plan includes — is unlimited.
Your account and everything in it stay — your history, your scores, the record of what you have already done. The free sample stays open too. What ends is access to the paid material, which unlocks again the moment you buy another pass.
No. A second purchase queues behind the pass you are on rather than replacing it, so the days you have already paid for are added to, not thrown away. Buying early to extend is safe.
To buy a pass, yes — access is tied to your account, which is what lets it follow you across devices and keeps your history. To try the free exercises, no: two exercises in every Reading & Use of English, Listening and Speaking part open without signing up.
Yes. Every paid pass covers both levels, so if you pass B2 First and move up to C1 Advanced during your access window, there is nothing further to pay.
More answers on the frequently asked questions page.
