Disclosure: this page is published by IQ Revealed. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to myiq.com or Envest Research Inc.; the name is used only to identify the service compared. Every myiq.com fact comes from its own site, terms or public Trustpilot profile, checked August 20, 2026 — sources below. Read it as a competitor's comparison, verify anything that matters to you.

Side by side

IQ Revealedmyiq.com
Trial$1 for 7 days$1.00 for 7 days (terms; some checkouts show $0.50)
Then$29.99 every 28 days$29.99 every 28 days (standard tier; others listed in terms)
Renewal terms shown on pricing pageYes — price, cycle and cancellation printed at checkoutIn terms of service
IQ test40 questions, ~15 min, matrix reasoningItem count not published; "up to 20 minutes" per their pricing FAQ
ReportScore with classification band, percentile, ranking against the general population, certificateScore with breakdown, cognitive profile
Other testsPersonality (24 q), career, relationship — all livePersonality test; career, relationship and growth tests listed as included
TrainingAdaptive brain training, development path20+ hrs expert-led courses, brain exercises, reasoning challenges
CancellationTwo clicks from dashboard; access to period endPortal, profile or email; access to period end
RefundsPublished refund policy"Don't usually operate a standard refund program"; discretionary per terms
Methodology publishedYes — /methodologyNone found on their site (checked Aug 20, 2026)
TrustpilotNew site — few reviews yet4.1 TrustScore, 136,000+ reviews (61% 5★, 16% 1★)
OperatorIQ RevealedEnvest Research Inc. (Delaware, US)

The honest summary

The two products are structurally similar — same trial price, same renewal amount, same 28-day cycle, comparable test formats. If you're choosing between them, the real differences are transparency and exit: we print the renewal terms on the pricing page, document how scoring works, publish a refund policy, and cancel in two clicks. myiq.com has a decade-scale review base we don't have yet — 4.1 on Trustpilot across 136,000+ reviews — with "unexpected recurring charges" as its dominant complaint theme (their side of that story: they reply to 100% of negative reviews). More context: is myiq.com legit? And if you already subscribed there and want out, we documented every exit path: how to cancel a myiq.com subscription.

And if a subscription is what you're avoiding entirely, free and one-time-payment tests exist — see the full comparison.

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