Free EQ tests, and what free buys

Which part is free

Every free test is free somewhere and funded somewhere, and the models are easy to tell apart once named. Some sites fund a free sitting with advertising around the questions. Some give a free score and sell the interpretation. Some give everything away and sell something adjacent, like a course or a coaching call. None of these is wrong, and a site that is clear about which one it is running has already passed the first honesty test.

The question that sorts them: what exactly do I hold at the end of the free part? A number with no margin and no norm sample is a souvenir. A classification with a clear account of what the paid layer adds is a fair trade offered plainly.

What free means here

On this site the sitting is free, all 54 questions, and the free result is your classification and the shape of your profile. The full scored report, every facet with its margin, the situational section item by item and practical recommendations, is available as a one-off purchase or inside membership. Membership separately adds the timed programme and reassessments. The pricing page states both choices and every renewal term before you start. We think that is the defensible version of free: you learn something real without paying, and the paid layer is described before it is bought, questions included.

The rest of this family

Each page here answers one question you should ask before trusting any test of this kind: the full checklist is on the choosing page.