CoachNed

Pricing

Sit forty cases before your first round, not four.

Start with a free week: everything open, no card. If Ned makes you better, keep it for one recruiting season or month to month. Every plan is the whole thing. 14 days to change your mind, no conditions.

Ned looking at a calendar with the first round circled

Every plan is the whole thing

$137 of former add-ons, folded in. No packs, no tiers, nothing to pick.

  • Unlimited live interviews with Ned

    63 voice-ready original cases. He asks out loud, you answer out loud.

  • AI debrief after every case

    Seven scores, quotes from what you said, the leak named, one drill assigned.

  • 550+ drills, unlimited grading

    Structure, math, exhibits, sizing, synthesis, brainstorming.

  • BCG Casey library$69

    All 10 original chatbot cases, timed, scored.

  • CCA extras$49

    Five extra timed mocks and 91 work-style items.

  • Full resume report, unlimited re-grades$19

    Every fix, every interview risk, every likely question.

  • PEI deep dive + chat with Ned

    Four follow-ups like a real McKinsey PEI. Ned remembers your history.

  • Model answers on every case

    Read mode with the model move on all 64 cases, courses 01–07.

Most candidates pick this

Season Pass

$120

once · 90 days

$199

One recruiting season. Everything. Pay once, no subscription.

Interviews in the next three months. You want to walk in having sat forty cases, not four.

  • Everything in the stack, 90 days
  • Casey, CCA, PEI, resume — all included
  • Pay once. Nothing renews.
  • Less than one hour with a human coach

14-day money back, no questions asked.

Pro

$49

/month

$79

Everything, month to month. Cancel in two clicks.

A first round in the next few weeks, or you want to keep it open-ended.

  • Everything in the stack
  • Casey, CCA, PEI, resume — all included
  • Cancel anytime from Settings
  • Founding price. List is $79.

14-day money back, no questions asked.

Guarantee

14-day guarantee. No conditions.

If you do not feel more ready for your first round after 14 days, reply to any email from Ned and get every cent back. Keep your debriefs.

What it replaces

One hour with a former MBB interviewer runs $200–$400.

The Season Pass is $120 for ninety days of Ned asking, grading, and assigning the next drill, as many times as you can sit down. Use the human for the one session where presence matters. Use Ned for the forty reps before it.

Recruiting across two cycles? Annual is $249, everything, all year.

Recruiting across two cycles?

Internship this autumn, full-time next. Annual keeps your history and Ned's context across both.

Annual

$249

/year

$499

Recruiting across cycles. Internship this year, full-time next.

Have a code?

Group and research codes add the starter pack: 5 case credits ($20). No card. One use per account.

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Questions people ask before buying

What exactly is free?

Everything, for seven days, no card. Live interviews with Ned, the seven-score debriefs, every drill, the Casey library, CCA, PEI, the resume report. After the week, Quick math, the two sample walkthroughs, the AI lesson, and the first two courses stay free forever. Your history and debriefs stay on your account either way.

Which plan should I pick?

Interviews in the next three months: the Season Pass, $120 once, ninety days, nothing renews. Interviews in the next few weeks, or you want to keep it open-ended: Pro, $49 a month, cancel in two clicks from Settings. Recruiting across two cycles: Annual, $249. Every plan is the whole thing. There is nothing to add on.

What is the guarantee?

Fourteen days, no conditions. If you do not feel more ready for your first round, reply to any email from Ned and the full amount comes back. You keep your debriefs. No case-count thresholds, no forms.

How is this different from a human case coach?

A former MBB interviewer charges $200–$400 for an hour and you get one case. Ned is on tap for as many as you can sit, grades every one on seven dimensions with quotes from what you said, and names the drill to run next. Most candidates should do both, in this order: forty reps with Ned, then one or two human sessions for presence and hint-taking right before the real round.

Will I know what to practice next?

Yes. Every debrief names the weakest dimension, maps it to a specific drill room, and can hand the thread to Ned in chat so the next rep is about that, not about everything.

Is the voice mode a gimmick?

It is the closest thing to the room. Ned reads the brief out loud, asks, waits, and follows up. You answer out loud, or type any turn you would rather not say. Ending early still gets you a debrief on what you covered. Guided mode is the same case typed with a hint on every turn if you want the safer first rep.

Is this built for McKinsey, BCG, and Bain-style prep?

Yes. Structuring, business judgment, quant, exhibits, synthesis, and client communication, plus original practice for Casey, CCA, McKinsey Solve-style games, Bain SOVA, and the PEI. CoachNed is independent and unaffiliated with those firms, and it is not a Deloitte product.

Can I cancel Pro?

Yes, from Settings or the Stripe billing portal, in two clicks. Access runs to the end of the period. The Season Pass never renews, so there is nothing to cancel.

Why does this cost less than one coaching hour?

Because the point is volume. A first-year MBB package is $130k or more. The Season Pass is $120 for ninety days of reps. If it does not make you better, the guarantee returns it.

Does my history carry forward?

Yes. Scores, debriefs, transcripts, and your notes for Ned stay on the account, so his recommendations reflect what you have already sat.

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