TOEFLMock

TOEFLMock provides TOEFL iBT practice aligned with the January 2026 format, with full mock exams and practice for individual sections. Its library is described as 20 full-length exams and 80 section tests. Reading and Listening use two modules, with the second selected according to performance in the first. Scores appear on a 1–6 band scale, map to CEFR levels, and can be converted to the legacy 0–120 scale. Speaking and Writing responses receive rubric-based scores, explanations tied to rubric criteria, and three suggested improvements. The maker says feedback typically arrives within 30 minutes, though it may take longer during exam peak weeks. A dashboard shows section weaknesses, band trends, expert feedback, and mistakes to review. Paid plans include a 45-lesson course, 1,000 practice questions across 10 task types, and 1,500 speaking questions across three tracks. Institute plans add student monitoring, assigned tests, and cohort analytics. Practice runs in modern browsers on phones, tablets, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops without an app installation. TOEFLMock says its practice scores are estimates, not official ETS scores, and that it is not endorsed by or affiliated with ETS.

TOEFLMock combines full tests, section practice, scored writing and speaking responses, and progress tools for individual candidates. Its free plan provides a first full test and one test in each section; paid plans add course content and larger practice libraries. Scores are practice estimates, not official ETS results.

It suits individual TOEFL iBT candidates seeking structured practice and feedback, as well as schools, coaching institutes, and universities managing student practice. Browser access supports use across phones, tablets, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops.

TOEFLMock suits self-directed TOEFL iBT candidates who want scored practice and a way to focus on weak sections. Its adaptive Reading and Listening tests and expert-evaluated Speaking and Writing give preparation some useful structure, though the recurring prices deserve a close look.

Overview

Practice follows the January 2026 TOEFL iBT format, with full mock exams and individual section tests. Reading and Listening route candidates through two modules, choosing the second based on performance in the first. That makes the service a good fit for learners preparing for adaptive sections. Scores use the 1–6 band scale, with CEFR mapping and an option to convert to the legacy 0–120 scale.

The maker describes a library of 20 full-length mocks and 80 section tests. Speaking and Writing submissions receive rubric-based scores, explanations tied to the criteria, and three suggested improvements. Feedback typically arrives within 30 minutes, with possible delays during peak exam weeks. A dashboard collects band trends, section weaknesses, feedback, and mistakes to review, helping repeat users decide what to practice next.

TOEFLMock is independent and is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or licensed by ETS. Its scores are practice estimates, so candidates should not treat them as official results.

Key features

• Full tests and section practice: The described 20 mocks and 80 section tests give candidates room to rehearse a complete exam or concentrate on a particular area. The free plan covers just the first full test and one test in each section, so sustained practice requires a paid plan.
• Adaptive Reading and Listening: A second module is selected based on first-module performance. This helps candidates practice the routing approach in those sections.
• Speaking and Writing evaluation: Rubric-based scores, rationale, and three suggested improvements make the feedback more actionable than a score alone. The typical wait of up to 30 minutes is useful for ongoing study, but peak-week delays may interrupt a tight schedule.
• Progress tools: The weakness heatmap, band trends, feedback history, and mistake-review queue help candidates spot patterns across sessions.
• Paid study content: Paid plans include a 45-lesson course, 1,000 practice questions across 10 task types, and 1,500 speaking questions across three tracks. That breadth can support a structured study routine, though the subscription is a substantial commitment for occasional practice.
• Institute tools: Faculty dashboards support student monitoring, test assignments, and cohort analytics. CSV roster uploads and report exports add practical administration options for schools and coaching teams.

Pricing

The free plan costs nothing and includes the first full test and the first test in each section, with no card required. It is a sensible way to sample the practice and feedback, but its test caps make it a poor fit for a full preparation cycle. There is no free trial.

Monthly costs $20 a month, billed every 30 days until cancelled. It includes all practice tests, the study course, unlimited expert Speaking and Writing evaluations, 1,000 practice exercises, 1,500 speaking drills, and priority support. This is the individual plan for candidates who expect to use the broader library and submit responses regularly.

Premium is priced at $5,075, paid once and renews every 75 days until cancelled. It includes the same listed practice, course, evaluation, exercise, drill, and priority-support benefits as Monthly. The price and recurring renewal make it difficult to recommend without a clear need for that plan's included practice volume.

For institutions, Lite costs $24 a month, billed monthly and renewing until cancelled, for up to four students. It includes individual dashboards, assigned tests, expert evaluations, and a dedicated account manager. Pro costs $45 a month on the same monthly-renewing basis and covers up to 10 students, adding institute branding to the Lite features. Custom has custom pricing for more than 10 students, with a custom seat count, institute branding, and expert evaluations. These plans are aimed at organizations that need to assign and monitor practice across a cohort, rather than individual candidates.

Payments use Razorpay and PayPal. The pricing page says Razorpay payments are PCI-DSS compliant and card details are not visible to TOEFLMock. The team typically responds within 24 hours and prioritizes bug reports.

Platforms

TOEFLMock supports Android, iOS, and the web. Practice tests also run in modern browsers on phones, tablets, Chromebooks, laptops, and desktops without an app installation, which gives learners flexibility to practice across devices.

Who it's for

TOEFLMock is best suited to candidates who want repeated section and full-test practice, especially those who will use Speaking and Writing feedback and track progress over time. The free plan fits an initial trial run; the Monthly plan makes more sense for sustained individual preparation. Schools, coaching institutes, and universities can consider Lite or Pro for small groups, or custom pricing for larger classes. It is a weaker fit for anyone who needs official ETS scores or only wants a few practice tests.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Adaptive modules in Reading and Listening let candidates rehearse the format's routing structure.
• Pro: Speaking and Writing evaluations pair rubric-based scoring with specific improvement suggestions.
• Pro: The dashboard connects score trends, weak sections, and mistakes to review, supporting focused follow-up.
• Pro: Browser-based testing across common devices avoids requiring an app installation.
• Con: The free plan allows only one full test and one test per section, limiting its usefulness for ongoing preparation.
• Con: Monthly costs $20 a month and renews automatically every 30 days until cancelled; the listed Premium price is $5,075, paid once with renewal every 75 days.
• Con: Scores are practice estimates, not official ETS results, and Speaking or Writing feedback can take longer during exam peak weeks.

Alternatives

TOEFL TestReady is another free-plan TOEFL option, with a listed TOEFL Practice Online plan that includes one full TOEFL iBT practice test with scoring. Consider it if one scored full test better matches your immediate need than TOEFLMock's section-focused practice and paid study library.

TOEFLPrep.ai may suit candidates who want to start with one full mock and one test per section on its free plan, which also includes five Theo messages a day, starter vocabulary sets, and analytics with weak-spot tracking. TOEFLMock is the stronger fit for learners prioritizing adaptive Reading and Listening modules and rubric-based expert feedback.

For a different language exam, AlfaPTE offers a free plan with 20,000 practice questions, limited AI scoring, one full mock, one sectional mock, and limited templates. Cambridge Play is another option, with a free plan that limits play through hearts and stages. Celpip AI provides three scored sessions for the life of the device and free Reading and Listening practice. DETPractice has a free plan with 300 questions and limited evaluations, plus a Basic plan at $9.90 a month with 18,000+ questions and 10 AI corrections a month. IELTS by IDP App offers free preparation materials and interactive quizzes alongside test booking. PTE Tutorials includes free practice questions, model answers, and mobile app access. Pick among these when preparing for their respective exams rather than TOEFL iBT.

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Verdict

TOEFLMock is a strong choice for self-directed TOEFL iBT candidates who will use its adaptive section practice, scored written and spoken responses, and progress tools as part of a sustained routine. The main reason to choose another option is the recurring cost—or the need for official ETS scoring, which TOEFLMock does not provide.