$12 is not free I Googled "free IQ test", this site came up with description "This free, certified IQ Test....". I took the test, on completion I was asked for name and email, the next page asked for $12 to generate my report. Very slimy. Anyone with any IQ can see that if it costs $12 then it's not free. You're better off going to MENSA's web page, they're reputable.

waste of time Literally made me waste 20 minutes in order to have to pay to find out my IQ. I'm sure they do a stellar job of figuring it out, but they should be upfront about the fact that your IQ won't be revealed until after I pay and only after I go through a 20 minute test.

Paywall and account requirement to see full result The website makes it look like the IQ test is free, payment is never mentioned, but AFTER you take the test, the full result is hidden behind a paywall AND they force you to make an account just to see your score. You do get your score for free though, but ONLY after creating an account with your email. I recommend using a spam mail address or just using a different site. Clearly misleading and exploitative practices.

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.

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.