CogniPrep vs AssessmentDay
AssessmentDay sells one bundle of written aptitude tests for a year. CogniPrep sells lifetime practice one assessment provider at a time, with the provider’s games and tests rebuilt to play. Which is better depends on whether your test is a classic aptitude test or a game.
Free practice
- CogniPrep
- 87 free games with a free account, no card
- AssessmentDay
- Free starter account, no card
How you pay
- CogniPrep
- Pay once per provider, no subscription
- AssessmentDay
- One bundle, no recurring charges
How long access lasts
- CogniPrep
- Lifetime
- AssessmentDay
- 12 months
Price
- CogniPrep
- From £10 for one provider
- AssessmentDay
- £52 for all 170+ tests
Playable game-based assessments
- CogniPrep
- AssessmentDay
- One free memory game and a guide
Traditional aptitude tests
- CogniPrep
- By provider, e.g. SHL, Kenexa, Saville
- AssessmentDay
- 15 packs: numerical, verbal, inductive, mechanical and more
Video interview practice
- CogniPrep
- Recorded video answers with AI feedback, £5 for 20 interviews
- AssessmentDay
- Free in-browser recorder, no feedback
Refunds
- CogniPrep
- Refund if our practice did not match the test you sat, claimed within 30 days
- AssessmentDay
- 14-day cancellation right, lost once you open paid content
AssessmentDay details checked on 10 November 2026 on AssessmentDay's own site. Plans and prices change, often with sales, so check AssessmentDay's site before you buy. AssessmentDay is a trademark of its owner; CogniPrep is not affiliated with it.
Where AssessmentDay is stronger
- One price for every written format: £52 opens all 170+ tests across 15 packs for 12 months, from numerical and verbal to mechanical reasoning, Watson Glaser and error checking.
- A free in-browser video interview recorder that keeps your recordings on your own computer.
- A longer review record: rated 4.5 on Google from 400+ reviews, as shown on its own site.
Where CogniPrep is stronger
- Game-based assessments you can play: 14 Arctic Shores games, 12 pymetrics games, 13 HireVue games and more. AssessmentDay offers one free memory game and a written guide.
- Practice shaped to 65 named providers, so an SHL, Kenexa or Saville invitation gets that publisher’s format rather than a generic test.
- Access that does not end after 12 months.
- A refund if our practice did not match the test you sat, claimed within 30 days.
- AI feedback on recorded interview answers, not only a recorder.
- A free account opens 87 games across all 65 providers, with 5 plays per provider and your first 3 scores per provider shown.
Which to choose
Choose AssessmentDay if you expect several traditional aptitude tests over the next year and want one bundle that covers every written format.
Choose CogniPrep if your invitation names a game-based provider, or a specific publisher you want to rehearse exactly, from £10 for lifetime access.
Questions
How much is the AssessmentDay bundle?
The Bundle Pack lists at £52 for 12 months of all its practice tests, with no recurring charges. It sometimes shows a discount code at checkout.
Does AssessmentDay have game-based assessment practice?
It has a guide to gamified assessments with one free memory game. It does not simulate Arctic Shores, pymetrics or HireVue games. CogniPrep does.
Can I get a refund from AssessmentDay?
Its terms give a 14-day cancellation period, which is lost once you access paid content. No money-back guarantee is stated.
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Play 87 games free with no card required, then unlock the provider you're facing from £10 with lifetime access.