
RoundHound: AI Mock Interview
Job interview practice & prep
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Practice for the interview you actually have, not a generic list of questions.
Paste the link for an internship, a first job, or your next role. RoundHound researches how that company interviews for that job: its own hiring pages, its current postings, and what recent candidates shared. Then it lays out your rounds and what each one tests.
PRACTICE EVERY ROUND LIKE THE REAL THING
An interviewer runs each round at full length, by voice or by typing. It listens, asks follow-up questions, and keeps you on the clock, the way the real one will.
ANY ROLE, ANY ROUND
Engineering, product, design, data, marketing, analyst roles, and more. Behavioral, case studies, coding, system design, written exercises, portfolio reviews, and presentations.
TALK IT THROUGH, THE SCRIBE WRITES IT DOWN
In coding and system design rounds you explain your approach and the scribe writes the code or draws the board for you, so a phone is enough.
BRING YOUR WORK
For portfolio reviews and presentations, attach your PDF or image and walk the interviewer through it.
SEE HOW IT SHOULD HAVE GONE
After each round you see how it should have gone, question by question: what the interviewer was listening for, which parts you covered, and a stronger answer built from what you said, with gaps for your own details.
Your first round is free, at any length. No card needed. After that, a monthly plan ($19 a month, with a 3-day free trial) or a one-time 7-day pass ($9), on roundhound.ai.
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What's New in RoundHound
1.1
November 3, 2026
To give you the best value, we've changed our pricing and lowered our prices. Your first round is free, at any length. After that, choose a monthly plan at $19 a month (down from $30 for 30 days), with a 3-day free trial, or a one-time 7-day pass at $9 (down from $15). Also new: - See how each round should have gone: what the interviewer was listening for, which parts you covered, and a stronger answer built from what you said. - Fill in the gaps with your own details and keep them for your next round. - A timeline of the round, and the questions you didn't reach, with how a strong answer goes.
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