Free until it's worth paying for.
Sit a test, see what you got wrong, share it — free. Pay only when you want to keep going.
Tests past your first, key points from your material, and mastery tracking are the three things Pro unlocks. Everything else on this page is free.
No daily, monthly or per-test cap — just an anti-abuse rate limit per minute.
2 years of Pro costs $59.76, so Lifetime is $0.07 ahead from year 2 on — and only from then. 1 year of Pro is $29.88, which is less than $59.69.
What each plan gets you
- Your first 5 questions, free on the spot — before you sign up
- Every answer explained, not just marked wrong
- Retake what you got wrong, straight after the test
- Share a test, and sit a test someone shared with you
- The AWS SAA bank, with a readiness estimate by domain
| Where they differ | Free$0 | Pro$29.88/yr | Lifetime$59.69 once |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tests you can make | Your first | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Key points from your material | Not included | Included | Included |
| Mastery tracking + drills | Not included | Included | Included |
| Billing | No card | Cancel any time | Nothing renews |
- Pro
- Unlimited
- Free
- Your first
- Lifetime
- Unlimited
- Pro
- Included
- Free
- Not included
- Lifetime
- Included
- Pro
- Included
- Free
- Not included
- Lifetime
- Included
- Pro
- Cancel any time
- Free
- No card
- Lifetime
- Nothing renews
Before you pay
Do I have to pay to see if the questions are good?
No, and you shouldn't. Paste your own material and the first questions appear free, on the spot, before you sign up. If they're bad you'll know inside two minutes.
What am I actually paying for?
Not the questions — your first test is free, the explanations are free, and the AWS SAA bank is free. You're paying for three things: making tests past your first one, key points pulled out of your own material, and mastery tracking that shows what's slipping and drills it back.
Which exams are covered?
AWS Solutions Architect Associate has a dedicated hand-written bank scored by domain. Everything else works from material you bring — notes, PDFs, photos of pages, captioned videos, or just a topic.
Can I cancel Pro?
Any time, from Settings → Billing, which opens the same billing portal your card details live in. Your tests, results and readiness history stay yours either way.
Is Lifetime cheaper than Pro?
Not straight away. Lifetime is $59.69 and 1 year of yearly Pro is $29.88, so for that long Pro is the cheaper way in. It flips at year 2, when yearly Pro reaches $59.76 — $0.07 more than Lifetime. That margin is thin, so buy Lifetime for the single charge and the absent renewal, not for the saving.
What does “lifetime” actually mean?
One payment for Pro on this account, with no renewal date and no expiry — we don't switch it off, and there's no second invoice. The honest limit is that it lasts as long as the service does: our terms let us discontinue QuizGen, and no one selling a perpetual licence can promise otherwise. The refund rule in those terms covers subscriptions only, so the pro-rata yearly rule below does not apply to a one-time charge.
Is “unlimited” really unlimited?
What Pro removes is the one-test limit on a free account. After that there is no daily cap, no monthly cap and no per-test cap. The one ceiling left is an anti-abuse rate limit on how fast generations can be fired off in a single minute, which exists to stop scripted misuse and which normal studying will never reach.
What if I don't pass?
We can't promise a result — nobody honestly can. What we can do is tell you where you stand before exam day, so the surprise happens here instead of there.
Try it before any of this matters.
Paste a chapter, sit the test, look at your score. Then decide whether any of this is worth paying for.All prices in US dollars. Any sales tax or VAT is calculated at checkout. Yearly Pro can be refunded pro-rata, less the month of cancellation and payment processing fees; monthly Pro is not refundable — you cancel instead, and keep access to the end of the period. Lifetime is a one-time charge rather than a subscription, and that refund rule covers subscriptions only, so it does not extend to it. Full terms.