TOEFLMock is a small independent team building free, authentic TOEFL iBT 2026 practice for the 1.5 million students who sit this exam every year. No signup walls. No upsells. Human-evaluated Speaking and Writing, at no cost.
Paid TOEFL prep starts around $149 and runs well past $500. For most international applicants — the ones already paying for the $220 exam fee, visa applications, and university deposits — that's a real barrier.
We started in 2025 as TOEFLPrep after the ETS announced the January 2026 redesign, because every existing practice platform was still using the old 0–120 scoring and pre-2026 task types. In April 2026 we rebranded to TOEFLMock as we rebuilt the platform for the new format — same team, same domain, a far larger test bank, and a cleaner interface. We built 16 full-length mock exams and 64 section tests in the new format, and kept them free.
The rule we work by: if it helps a student score higher on test day, it ships. If it only helps us capture leads, it doesn't.
Everything free. No signup. No credit card.
Every Speaking and Writing submission is read and scored by a person on this team. No auto-graders, no LLM verdicts passed off as human feedback.
Founded TOEFLMock after his own TOEFL prep. Designs the 1–6 band rubrics used for Speaking and Writing evaluation, builds the full test platform, and personally scores every Speaking and Writing submission. Software engineer by training; teaches TOEFL Writing on weekends.
English language instructor with over a decade of classroom experience coaching TOEFL and IELTS candidates. Reviews Speaking and Writing task design, and authors the Writing and Speaking strategy content on the blog.
Test preparation specialist and former classroom instructor. Designs full-length mock content aligned to the 2026 ETS redesign, and writes the study-plan, format, and score-requirement guides.
Academic reading and listening coach with a background in applied linguistics. Writes the Reading and Listening strategy guides, and reviews passage and lecture question design for band-scale alignment.
Reading & Listening: Scored automatically from the answer key. Every question is reviewed twice before publication — once during authoring, once during QA.
Speaking & Writing: Evaluated by a human rater against the 1.0–6.0 band descriptors published by ETS for the 2026 redesign. Feedback includes band score, rationale anchored to the rubric, and three specific improvements.
Turnaround: 24–48 hours for most submissions. Longer during exam peak weeks (August, November, January).
What we don't do: We don't run submissions through an LLM and forward the output. Every response is opened, read, and scored by a person. If traffic ever makes that impossible, we'll say so plainly instead of quietly switching.
Take a full mock or a 15-minute section test. No account, no card.
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