Speakra - IELTS Speaking Test

Know your IELTS Speaking band before exam day.

Speakra's AI examiner runs a full IELTS Speaking mock test that follows the format and timings of the real exam: Part 1 interview questions, a Part 2 cue card with one minute to prepare and up to two minutes to speak, and a Part 3 discussion. The questions are read aloud, answers are cut off at the time limit, and there is no feedback until the end. A minute or two later you get one report with an estimated band score on all four criteria.

For IELTS Academic and General Training: the Speaking test is the same for both.

HOW IT WORKS
• Part 1: answer questions about yourself and everyday topics
• Part 2: prepare for one minute, then speak for up to two minutes on a cue card
• Part 3: discuss wider questions linked to your Part 2 topic
• Get your estimated band with all four criteria: Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy, Pronunciation
• Read the fixes ranked by how much band they cost you, with your own sentences rewritten
• Listen back to your answers and watch your band trend in Progress

PRACTISE ONE PART
Short on time? Practise Part 1, Part 2 or Part 3 on its own and get an estimated band for that part in a few minutes.

MOCK TESTS WITHOUT BOOKING THE EXAM
Prep material that comes with an exam booking gives you only a few speaking mocks. With Speakra you can take one whenever you want. Your first test, a Part 2 mock, is free. Speakra Pro unlocks full mock tests and single-part practice every day (fair use: 2 mock tests and 10 part practices a day): a weekly plan for the final sprint, monthly for a longer run, or yearly at the best price. Subscriptions renew automatically until you cancel them in your Google Play account settings. Over your daily limit, or not subscribed? Buy extra full mock tests one at a time or in a pack of three.

BUILT FOR IELTS SPEAKING
No vocabulary games, no generic lessons: a timed test, an honest band, and what to fix next.

The band score is an estimate produced by speech recognition and language analysis. It is designed to be close to an examiner's score, but it is not an official IELTS result. Speakra is not affiliated with or endorsed by IELTS, the British Council, IDP or Cambridge University Press & Assessment.