iMocha Pricing: Tara AI Interviewer Costs (Nov 2026)

In short

Tracy AI Interviewer has a price you can read and test today: $1 per credit, the first 3 results free, no seats. 100 interviews of up to 20 minutes cost $100, and each credit buys a reviewable interview with follow-ups, a recording and a report.

iMocha pricing is not public: its pricing address redirects to a book-a-demo page, and Tara has no figure.

iMocha fits when you want a 10,000+ test library, proctoring and named ATS connectors from one vendor.

Next step: bring your volume and run three real interviews.

We make Tracy AI Interviewer.

iMocha pricing is not public, so no page can give you the cost of Tara today. Tracy AI Interviewer's is public, and this page sets it beside what iMocha's pages say about buying.

Choose Tracy when:

• You want the cost before you talk to anyone: $1 per credit, the first 3 results free, no seats.
• The first round should be a conversation that asks follow-ups in the person's own field, with a recording and report you can check.
• Your volume is uneven, so a per-result price fits better than a contract sized in advance.

Choose iMocha when:

• You want skill tests, coding problems, English assessment and proctoring from the same vendor as the interview.
• You need a named connector for Workday, Greenhouse, Lever or iCIMS, or you run skills-based hiring, upskilling and internal mobility on one platform.

Tracy's price is on her pricing page.

What does iMocha pricing look like?

Nothing on iMocha's site is a price. The pricing address redirects twice and lands on a customised product demo page, where the next step is a demo, pilot or rollout plan "only if it's a fit". The Tara page has one call to action, Book a Demo. iMocha describes itself as a skills and work intelligence platform, so a quote can span tests, interviews and proctoring, and it does not say how Tara is charged.

Source: iMocha pricing, demo and Tara pages, Nov 2026.

What does Tracy cost at 100, 500 and 1,000 interviews?

She charges one credit for each started 20 minutes of an interview that produced a result, and a credit costs $1. A 15-minute interview is $1 and a 34-minute interview is $2. Credits never expire, a session with no answers is never charged, and API and MCP access (see Connect) is part of Pay as you go. The first 3 results are free whatever their length; the totals ignore that. Each credit includes the follow-ups, the recording, the transcript and the assessment per question, so the price is per reviewable interview.

Tracy at $1 per credit, one credit per started 20 minutes. iMocha: no public price, Nov 2026.

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Tracy's cost is a number you can compute today, with no form to fill in before you see it.

Why can a quote cost more per interview at low volume?

Our reasoning, not an iMocha price: a platform quote usually comes down to one yearly number. Divide it by the interviews you complete. Each $1,000 of first-year quote equals 1,000 Tracy interviews of up to 20 minutes, so if you will complete fewer interviews of up to 20 minutes than your quote has dollars, pay as you go costs less per interview. A team that interviews 200 applicants a month, each up to 20 minutes, spends $2,400 a year. Bring your annual volume and interview length and we will work out your cost per completed interview. For a wider view, see AI interview cost and HireVue pricing.

A credit is one started 20 minutes, so you can work out the cost of any interview length yourself.

What should you ask on an iMocha quote call?

1. Which products are in the quote, and is Tara a separate line?
2. What is the unit: per candidate, per assessment, per interview, per user or a flat annual fee?
3. What is the first-year total at our volume, and at twice our volume?
4. Is implementation included, and is a pilot paid?
5. Are the ATS connectors (Greenhouse, Workable, Lever, iCIMS) in the price?
6. Can a reviewer get from a score to the sentence the candidate said, and is the recording kept?

Bring the same list to every vendor you shortlist. Tracy answers the money questions on her pricing page, so the call can go to fit.

How do iMocha and Tracy compare on the four pillars?

Price is one line. Compare the two on Depth, Volume, Stack and Evidence, then on the criteria the pillars leave out. For how an interview becomes a report, see how AI interviews work.

iMocha column: iMocha's own pages. Tracy column: approved Tracy product records. "Not stated" and "Not verified" mean the page does not say or we have not checked, not that it is absent.

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Is iMocha worth the quote, and for whom?

For a large employer that wants one platform for tests, proctored assessments, interviews and skills data, with connectors for its HR suite, iMocha is built for the job and its quote may be worth chasing. It has a 10,000+ test library that Tracy does not match.

For a team that wants the first round to show how each applicant reasons, Tracy is the one you can price before a call: the first 3 results are free and the next 100 cost $100. One customer cut its average time to hire from 44 days to 7. Enterprise is priced to how many interviews you run; book a demo for a figure.

Which path fits you:

• Engineers and other technical roles: technical interviews.
• Hundreds or thousands of applicants: volume hiring.
• Subject experts to vet: expert vetting.

Common questions

Sources

• iMocha, Pricing (redirects to its demo page), retrieved 9 Nov 2026.
• Tracy AI Interviewer, Pricing, retrieved 9 Nov 2026.