Individual
For one person taking the test for themselves.
$69one assessment
- The full Stanford–Binet assessment (35–45 min)
- Complete five–factor report
- Full–Scale IQ score and percentile rank
- Personalized strengths and growth areas
Transparent pricing
How much does an IQ test cost?
In-person Stanford–Binet administrations often exceed $1,000 and require scheduling weeks out. Here you get the same five-factor framework, adaptive delivery, and a detailed report — at a price that reflects online delivery, without cutting corners on what is measured.
What is included
Full five-factor report
Innate intelligence, knowledge, logical-mathemtical intelligence, visual–spatial processing, and working memory — with strengths called out in plain language.
About 35–45 minutes
Adaptive items so you are not stuck on endless multiple-choice screens. Pause-friendly flow designed for busy adults and families.
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Pay only for the plan you choose. After payment you can start when you are ready; use the same account to manage children or family packs.
Explore before you buy
Let’s do the math.
A traditional Stanford–Binet, administered in a clinical setting, runs $1,000+ and takes weeks to schedule. The online assessment gives you the same five-factor framework and a full report — for a fraction of the cost, today.
Family Pack
For families taking it together — siblings, partners, parent and child.
$59per assessment · 3+ included
- Each member receives their own full report
- Compare cognitive profiles across the family
- Same toolkit, lower per-head rate
- Best fit for parent & teen, or two–three siblings
Academic
For schools, classrooms, and teams of ten or more.
$49per assessment · 10+ included
- Volume pricing for groups of ten or more
- Each participant receives an individual report
- Educator-friendly invoicing on request
- Custom quotes available for 50+
Every plan includes the full assessment and the complete five-factor report. How accurate is the online version →
Prices are shown in USD. You can start the assessment whenever you are ready after checkout; access is tied to your account so you can return to unfinished sessions.
Inside your report
What you’ll learn from your Stanford–Binet IQ report
It is not just a single score. Your report unpacks five cognitive factors, compares you to age-appropriate norms, and translates numbers into strengths, trade-offs, and practical takeaways you can actually use.
Below is a quick map of the themes we cover — each section is written to be readable without a psychology degree.
Intelligence Score
- Assess overall IQ and innate intelligence.
- Evaluate memory level and knowledge.
- Measure logical-mathematical and visual spatial intelligence.
Brain True Age
- Discover your brain's true age.
- Evaluate lifestyle's cognitive impact.
- Assess brain efficiency from habits.
Strength & Weaknesses
- Understand the brain's impact on personality.
- Identify cognitive strengths and weaknesses.
- Uncover insights into cognitive effects.
Academic Advice
- Discover majors and careers through strengths.
- Obtain educational and professional guidance.
- Make informed academic and career decisions.
Career Guidance
- Uncover career recommendations by cognitive strengths.
- Explore successful employment choices.
- Capitalize on cognitive abilities for jobs.
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