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Mock interviews researched for the exact job and company you applied to
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What is RoundHound?
RoundHound builds a company specific mock interview from a job link. It researches the likely interview rounds, runs them with an AI interviewer by voice or text, and returns feedback quoted from your own answers, with a private coach available mid-round.
RoundHound is an interview preparation tool that starts from a job posting rather than a generic question bank. You paste a link to the internship, first job or next role you applied for, and the service researches how that specific company runs its interview loop for that position. It reads the company's own hiring pages, its current job postings and reports from recent candidates, then produces a round by round plan showing the stages you are likely to face and what each one is testing. A plan can be built from a stack of sources, and the tool lists them so you can see what came from the employer and what was inferred from similar teams. Practice happens in the browser by voice or text. An AI interviewer runs each round at close to full length, listens, asks follow-up questions and gives thinking time, and it brings a whiteboard or code editor when the format calls for one. If you stall, a private coach can be summoned by typing @coach or saying "Hey coach" out loud; it nudges you toward your own answer and the interviewer never sees it. A friend or mentor can also take the interviewer's seat instead of the AI. Feedback is the strongest part of the product. After each round you get a skill by skill readout of what went well and what needs work, and every point quotes your own words and links back to the moment in the conversation. Where a story is missing a piece, the answer is reordered into the structure interviewers listen for and the gap is marked. Coding and design rounds point at the relevant lines. A short study guide plus a focused 20 minute round then targets the weak skill. It suits candidates from internships and new grad roles through mid career, across technical and non technical tracks. Against a $150 human mock session it is cheap and always available; against a free question list it is far more specific. The tradeoff is that the questions are simulated, not the company's real ones.
How do you use RoundHound?
1Paste a job link
Open the homepage and paste the URL of the role you applied for. A company name plus job title also works if you do not have a link handy.
2Review your researched interview plan
Check the rounds the tool laid out, their order and the skills each one tests. The plan lists the sources behind it so you can see what came from the company and what came from peer teams.
3Run a practice round
Pick a round and answer by voice or typing. The interviewer listens, follows up and lets the whiteboard or code editor appear when the format needs it.4Turn on the coach if you get stuck
Enable hints before the round starts, then type @coach or say "Hey coach" for a nudge. The coach steers you toward your own answer and the interviewer never sees the exchange.5Read the feedback and drill the weak skill
After the round, review the quoted moments, the marked gaps and the skill readout. Then take the short study guide and the focused 20 minute round on the skill that needs work.6Try a premade plan
Browse an example plan to see how a researched loop is structured before committing your own job link.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Plans are built from the job link, with sources listed so you can judge how much is company specificAI
- Full length rounds with follow-up questions and thinking time, available at any hourAI
- Feedback quotes your own words and links to the exact moment, then points to a focused follow-up roundAI
- Private coach for hints mid-answer that the interviewer cannot seeAI
- Single pass pricing of $15 for a week or $30 for a month, with no subscriptionAI
Cons
- Practice questions are written to match the format, not the company's actual questions, so rote memorization is not an optionAI
- Plan quality depends on how much public material exists about the company and roleAI
- Feedback is AI generated, so nuance in delivery and presence may be missedAI
- Only covers structured interviews, so portfolio reviews or open ended screens fit poorlyAI
- No stated integrations with calendars, job boards or applicant tracking toolsAI
How much does RoundHound cost?
Pricing
Starter is free with one job and 60 minutes of practice. Sprint costs $15 for 7 days and covers up to 5 jobs with unlimited practice within fair use. Pro costs $30 for 30 days with unlimited jobs and unlimited practice within fair use. Passes are paid once, not recurring.
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Job link research into the company's likely rounds and what each tests; full length AI interviewer rounds by voice or text with follow-ups, whiteboard and code editor; private coach summoned with @coach or "Hey coach"; feedback quoting your own words and linking to each moment; skills marked as went well or worth another go; answers reordered into interviewer structure with gaps flagged; short study guides and 20 minute focused rounds; option to hand the interviewer seat to a friend or mentor.
Frequently asked questions about RoundHound
How much does RoundHound cost?
Starter is free with one job and 60 minutes of practice. Sprint costs $15 for 7 days and covers up to 5 jobs with unlimited practice within fair use. Pro costs $30 for 30 days with unlimited jobs and unlimited practice within fair use. Passes are paid once, not recurring.Does RoundHound offer a free trial?
The free tier includes one job to prepare for and 60 minutes of practice, with the full plan and feedback included. No card is required to start.How do you use RoundHound?
The walkthrough on this page covers 6 steps: 1. Paste a job link 2. Review your researched interview plan 3. Run a practice round 4. Turn on the coach if you get stuck 5. Read the feedback and drill the weak skill 6. Try a premade plan.What platforms does RoundHound support?
RoundHound is available on Web App.What are the limitations of RoundHound?
Practice questions are written to match the format, not the company's actual questions, so rote memorization is not an option. Plan quality depends on how much public material exists about the company and role. Feedback is AI generated, so nuance in delivery and presence may be missed.
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