The math of walking in cold
A screen you walk into cold can mean another month of searching — often far more than the price of being ready. Run your own number, then fix it before it counts.
Runs in your browser. No human ever hears you.
Drag to the salary you’re chasing. The price of being ready is tiny next to a single extra month of searching.
One extra month of searching costs you about
An interview you walk into cold can cost you that, or more. The full loop, every round from the first recruiter call to the panel, is $99. Fix it before it counts.
See pricingIllustrative only. Piper is practice and feedback, not a prediction or a guarantee.
Anyone can sound ready in their own head. Piper listens to what you actually said and asks the follow-up a real interviewer would.
You
“The rollout went mostly smooth, honestly.”
Piper
“You said mostly smooth. What broke — and what did you do about it?”
Drop in the job description and your resume. Piper reads both, so the questions are about your background and the role you’re chasing — not generic filler.
A realistic spoken interview with real follow-ups and real time pressure. Out loud, in your browser, with no one listening.
Minutes later: blunt, specific feedback on every answer — what landed, what cost you, and the exact line to say instead.
Safe to be rusty
Your audio isn't kept — you keep the insights and the feedback.
Mock interviews start at $29 — and you can read a full sample report before you pay a cent.
“The strongest candidates I've interviewed weren't rejected for lacking experience — they were rejected because they couldn't communicate it under pressure. Piper exists so you find those gaps before the interview that matters.”
— Albert, founder
Piper reads your job description and resume, then runs a real spoken interview with follow-ups and time pressure — a recruiter screen, a hiring-manager conversation, or a panel. It presses for specifics the way a real interviewer does, not a soft chatbot.
Walk in having already said it out loud. Practice a full run-through, read the honest notes, and fix what leaks — before it counts.
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