Try it, it's fun. Check your emails. Fun, informative. To everyone complaining you can't see your scores for free, I think I can guess yours, and it's not good news I'm afraid. You get the results emailed to you, immediately, for free. If you haven't got the sense to read the information presented to you on the website before and after the test, I don't think it's worth taking the time to check the results as they're pretty clear already.

This website is a scam. This website is a scam. When I entered this website, I immediately felt something was off. As I proceeded through the IQ test, it prompted several questions that did not even have correct grammar, and even at the end, it prompted me to pay. This has heavily disappointed me due to the fact the scores may be inaccurately graded due to the likeliness the creator doesn't understand basic English, and that you'd think you'd get it for free.

Good practice for the real one however… Good practice for the real one however earlier that day I had failed several different psychometric tests so was therefore quite surprised I was a borderline genius with an IQ of 144. I took the free one, which is obviously code for ‘wind up ... give us more $$$ to get the details’

DONT WASTE YOUR TIME Terrible swindle and waste of 18 minutes. NOWHERE do they imply that it will cost to see the end result of you 18 minutes of hard brain work. Then they ask for your name and email address to see results, however they then take you to another page asking for a $15 payment to see results. Tl;dr E-Mail harvesting company that wastes your time and attempts to swindle $15 out of you.

I’m a bit confused by these reviews… I’m a bit confused by all the reviews stating that you have to pay. You’ll receive an email immediately upon completion that has your results. It’s a simple test. If you look up answers, you’re cheating. If you don’t know the answer and guess it right, it doesn’t mean you’re a genius lmao. My critique is that there will be inflated scores because the questions are true or false, so if someone doesn’t know the answer, they still have a 50% chance of getting it right.