Practice quiz extension pricing

Practice quiz extension pricing on Practicue is built for people who run product drills and internal training assessments in Chrome. You sign in with Google, get a free daily practice limit, and optionally buy a one-time VIP pass when you need unlimited runs for a fixed period. There is no auto-renew subscription and no rented model credit pack.

What free practice quiz extension access includes

After Google sign-in, free accounts can start practice runs from the Chrome extension. A daily limit resets on UTC midnight. New accounts may receive a one-time welcome gift on top of the daily cap. Free access is enough to try auto-fill and panel answers on a short practice set before you decide whether VIP is worth it.

Free does not mean “no account.” Runs bind to your Google identity so VIP status syncs between practicue.com and the extension. Use the same account everywhere. If checkout is temporarily disabled during a store review, the free tier still works; paid upgrades return when billing is turned back on.

VIP passes and practice quiz extension pricing

VIP is a one-time purchase for a fixed duration — typically monthly or yearly passes shown on this page. Pay once, practice without the daily cap until the pass expires, then you return to the free limit unless you buy again. That model matches how training teams use the tool: a heavy week of enablement quizzes, then quiet weeks where the free tier is fine.

Checkout happens on practicue.com after sign-in. Depending on availability you may pay with card and/or cryptocurrency. Digital access unlocks after payment confirmation; the extension picks up VIP on the next sync. You do not paste order IDs into the panel unless support asks you to during a rare manual restore.

Why pricing is on the website, not in the extension

Chrome Web Store policy and review timing favor a simple extension binary. Billing on the website lets us change payment methods, run promotions, and pause checkout during review without shipping a new extension build. Your practice workflow stays in the browser; your wallet interaction stays on a page you can bookmark.

The extension opens practicue.com/pricing when you need more runs. That is intentional: one canonical place for plans, receipts, and support context. If you are comparing practice quiz Chrome extension options, check whether competitors hide pricing behind in-panel upsells or weekly AI credits. Practicue separates model cost (your API key) from access cost (VIP passes).

Practice quiz extension pricing versus credit-pack solvers

Many store listings rent you a model and sell weekly credits. You hit the cap mid-drill and the product stops. Practicue does not meter your model — you bring OpenAI-compatible endpoints you already pay for. What we meter on the free tier is how many automated practice runs you can start per day. VIP removes that run cap for the pass window.

That split is cheaper for heavy users with their own keys and more predictable for light users who only drill before a product launch. Neither tier is for live or proctored exams. If your employer forbids helpers on training pages, their rule wins regardless of what you paid.

When to upgrade from free practice runs

Upgrade when the daily cap interrupts a real workflow: a fifty-item product recap, a cohort onboarding week, or a certification drill you are allowed to repeat. Stay on free when you run one short set a day to spot-check a new vendor UI. VIP is for volume, not for cheating on a watched exam.

Install from the Chrome Web Store or the home page zip. Read the manual for model setup before you buy — a weak model wastes runs whether they are free or unlimited. Scene-specific guides such as Canvas practice quizzes and Google Forms training forms explain DOM limits; pricing does not change those limits.