P-01 — Starter
$0every new account
- 3 scored eloquence reports
- Live voice practice on every one
- All 61 metrics, full feedback
- No card required
Pricing
Start free. Pay for practice.
No seats, no tiers, nothing to size. Every account starts with free credits; after that you pay a meter, not a subscription you have to guess at. A typical session with its full eloquence report costs less than a coffee.
P-02 — Pay as you go
$0.15per practice minute
- Analysis at cost — $0.40 per 1K tokens, about $1 per typical report
- Billed monthly for exactly what you used
- No seats, no tiers, nothing to size
- Cancel anytime; credits never expire
P-03 — Teams & organizations
Custombuilt around your room
- Shared topics and grading profiles
- Document-grounded practice (your material)
- Admin visibility into member progress
- Veteran and academic programs
Worked example
$1.50
Ten minutes of live voice practice at $0.15/minute
+ about $1
The full 61-metric eloquence report — analysis billed at cost, $0.40 per 1K tokens
= about $2.60
A complete session, scored and coached. Less than the coffee you brought to it.
Questions, answered.
What does a real session cost?
A typical ten-minute practice session is $1.50 in practice time, and its full eloquence report lands around a dollar — about $2.60 all-in. Most reports fall between $0.50–$2 depending on how much you said.
What happens when my starter credits run out?
Add a payment method from the Billing page and keep practicing. You move onto the meter — billed monthly, only for what you actually used. No tier to pick, no commitment.
Do starter credits expire?
No. Your 3 starter reports stay yours until you use them.
Is there a veteran program?
Yes. Elo is purpose-built for veterans entering civilian careers, and offers an in-app veteran verification program. Verify your status after sign-up — confirmation runs against the VA registry and no documents are stored — and your account is flagged for veteran program benefits as they become available.
Still deciding? Don’t.
The demo costs nothing and doesn’t ask for an account. Two minutes, one question, a scored eloquence report.