Copilot pricing
What interview copilots cost, month by month, from their own pages
Sergei Skrylkov, Founder, Trippi · facts checked against the product on 2026-09-30
Interview copilots are priced in four different currencies of use — per month, per session, per credit, per hour — which is why comparing them takes a table rather than a sentence. Every figure below was read from the vendor’s own pricing page on the date shown, and the cells we could not fill are left blank rather than guessed. Prices in this category change monthly; open the linked page before you pay. Checked: 22 September 2026.
The table
| Product | Runs as | Entry price | Uncapped or top tier | Unit of use | Detail |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Trippi Cue | Chrome extension (Meet, Zoom web, Teams web) | $6 a month for 5 hours | $24 a month for 30 hours; $60 / $120 / $240 a year | Hours of meeting time | Pricing |
| Final Round AI | Desktop app + web | Pro shown from $25+ a month | Full ladder behind sign-in — not confirmed | Sessions, uncapped on Pro | Compared |
| Verve AI | Desktop, browser, phone | Standard $44.99 a month; $16.99 a month on the annual tab | Pro $84.99 a month; $34.99 a month annual | Sessions | Compared |
| LockedIn AI | Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, web | $39.99 a month on a three-month commitment | $109.98 standard monthly; $54.99 promotional | Time-based plans; Credits and Lifetime tiers priced on request | Compared |
| Cluely | Desktop meeting assistant | Starter $0; Pro $19.99 a month; “from $11.99/mo billed annually” in its own title | A $149.99 tier above Pro | Uncapped on Pro | Compared |
| Sensei AI | Web | Pro $24 a month billed annually | Pro $89 a month monthly | Sessions, uncapped | Compared |
| Interview Coder | Desktop app for coding rounds | $299 a month with 1,000 credits | $799 once, lifetime | Credits | Compared |
| Interviews.chat | Web, extension, desktop | Starter $19 a month for 1,000 credits | Booster $29 a month uncapped; Pro $69 a quarter | Credits or uncapped | Compared |
| Parakeet AI | Desktop, web, phone | €39.90 a month, without the live copilot | €129.90 a month; €43.33 a month annually. Euros only | Subscription | Compared |
How to read it
- Uncapped is not always cheaper. Uncapped plans start at $19.99 and run to $109.98 a month. For someone with three interviews a month — roughly three hours — a metered plan at $6 costs less than any of them. For someone interviewing daily, an uncapped plan wins from about thirty hours a month, which is where Trippi Cue’s top step ends.
- Annual prices are the ones you see first. Verve, Sensei and Cluely open on the annual tab or put the annual figure in the page title. The monthly figure is one click away and two to four times higher. The table shows both where both are published.
- Credits need arithmetic. Interview Coder’s and Interviews.chat’s credits convert to time only if you know what one credit buys, and the vendors define it differently. The linked comparison pages do the arithmetic where it is possible.
- Blank cells are deliberate. Final Round’s full ladder is behind a sign-in; LockedIn’s Credits and Lifetime plans carry no visible price; Parakeet publishes euros only. We do not convert or guess.
What the price buys, in one line each
Final Round and Verve sell a preparation platform — mock interviews, résumé tools, question banks — with a live copilot inside it. LockedIn and Cluely sell a desktop assistant for any meeting, with interviews as one use. Interview Coder sells the coding round specifically. Sensei and Interviews.chat sell a web copilot with résumé features. Trippi Cue sells one thing: a Chrome extension that listens to the call in your browser tab, translates the interviewer, and puts a short answer structure on screen when a question is asked of you — priced by the hour of meeting time, with no desktop app and nothing for hiring teams.
Money is the loudest complaint in this category
Across the public reviews of these products, the single largest group of complaints is not about answers. It is about billing: annual charges taken where a monthly price was shown, cancellation that did not cancel, refund terms found after the fact. That is worth knowing before you compare features. Whatever you buy, read the billing page for the words billed annually and non-refundable, and note which tab was open when you saw the price.
FAQ
About the prices.
What is the cheapest interview copilot?+
For light use, a metered plan: Trippi Cue at $6 a month for five hours. For heavy use — more than about thirty hours a month — an uncapped plan such as Cluely Pro at $19.99 or Sensei’s annual Pro at $24 costs less per hour.
Why is the price on the vendor’s site different from your table?+
Usually because a different billing tab is open, or because a promotional countdown is showing. The table names which figure is which and the date it was read.
Do any of them offer a trial?+
Several show a $0 tier with limited features; what it includes changes often and is not always the live copilot. Check the vendor’s page for what the $0 tier excludes.
Is Trippi Cue’s pricing in the same table on purpose?+
Yes, on the same terms as everyone else: read from our own pricing page, hours stated, annual price shown. Judge it the way you judge the others.
How often is the table updated?+
Whenever the comparison pages are re-checked; the date at the top changes with them.
Read next
Read the billing page. Then pick the small one.
Trippi Cue is in the Chrome Web Store. One click on the icon when the call begins, and nothing before that.