Case Room is built for candidates preparing for consulting interviews at firms like McKinsey, BCG, Bain, and other strategy-focused roles.
It is especially useful if you want realistic case practice without depending on a case partner's availability, quality, or feedback style.
Case Room has three practice modes: a guided course for learning the full interview from the ground up, focused drills for isolating one skill, and case practice for running a complete interview.
The guided course combines concise lessons, worked examples, spoken practice, coaching, and feedback. Focused drills cover skills such as case setup, structuring, exhibits, math, brainstorming, and synthesis.
You choose a case and speak through it like a real interview. The AI interviewer responds to your answers, asks follow-up questions, shares exhibits, and expects you to drive toward a recommendation.
When the case is complete, you can review the saved transcript and a scorecard tied to what you actually said.
Yes. Case Room is designed to feel like a live case interview, not a written chatbot exercise.
You clarify the prompt, structure the problem, analyze exhibits, respond to pushback, and deliver a recommendation out loud.
Yes. That is one of the main reasons it exists.
You can run full cases on your own schedule, then review your transcript and scorecard afterward.
The interviewers are designed to act more like real consultants than friendly tutors.
They will push back on vague reasoning, ask you to prioritize, challenge weak answers, and expect you to drive the case forward.
Most case feedback is vague: "be more structured," "communicate better," "drive the case harder."
Case Room gives feedback based on your actual case conversation: where your structure worked, where your reasoning broke down, how you handled new information, and how clearly you communicated.
Focused drills are short, repeatable exercises built around one interview skill instead of an entire case.
You answer out loud, receive specific feedback, and take another rep while the lesson is still fresh.
Yes. An in-progress attempt is saved to your account, and Resume returns you to the conversation that has already happened.
Completed attempts keep their transcript and scorecard, so you can revisit them without rerunning the case or regenerating the scorecard.
Paid access includes the complete live case library across different case types and industries.
We care more about realistic, high-quality cases than flooding the platform with generic AI-generated practice.
The free plan includes the complete guided course, 5 skill-specific drills, and 1 full case.
You still receive feedback on those attempts. When a free-plan quota is used, you can upgrade to keep practicing new drills and cases.
Paid access includes the complete guided course, 200+ skill-specific drills, the complete live case library, and detailed feedback.
Choose $29 per month, $60 for 3 months, or $100 for 1 year. There is no separate per-case purchase.
The $29 monthly plan renews each month until you cancel it. You can manage that subscription from your account.
The 3-month and 1-year plans are prepaid access periods and do not renew automatically. Paid users can change or extend to either prepaid term from Plan & billing; remaining paid time is preserved and the new term is added after it.
When a monthly subscriber switches to prepaid access, the monthly renewal is scheduled to stop only after the replacement checkout succeeds. Billing history, invoices, payment methods, and cancellation remain available through billing management.
Cancellation stops the next renewal. Your paid access remains available until the end of the current billing period.
Your completed attempts, transcripts, and scorecards remain associated with your account after paid access ends.
Most cases take 25-45 minutes.
Set aside about an hour if you want enough time to review your feedback properly.
Yes.
Beginners can use it to learn how cases flow and get comfortable speaking through their thinking. More advanced candidates can use it to sharpen prioritization, communication, and final-round readiness.
Each drill and full case includes up to 3 attempts.
That gives you room to review your feedback, try again, and see whether your structure, judgment, and communication actually improved.
Yes. Signing in lets Case Room save your course progress, drill attempts, case conversations, transcripts, scorecards, and plan access.
If you open Case Room in a different browser or browser profile, you will need to sign in there as well.
Not directly.
The cases are built around the problem-solving expectations common across top consulting interviews, rather than trying to imitate one firm's exact script.
Not yet.
Case Room is currently focused on case interview prep.