Honest comparison
Interview Drills vs. Big Interview
Established interview-prep platform — video lessons plus a mock-interview simulator — aimed at job seekers who want a structured curriculum. $79 monthly or $179 for three months at time of writing.
Verified current as of April 15, 2026
| Feature | Interview Drills | Big Interview |
|---|---|---|
AI-scored voice practice We score delivery, structure, and confidence on every answer; Big Interview records your video but does not score it. | ||
Personalized 14-day training track Our quiz diagnoses your specific gap and prescribes daily drills. Big Interview offers a linear curriculum. | ||
STAR story bank + framework drills Both cover STAR. We focus on scored practice; they focus on video instruction. | ||
Resume upload + job-description matching | ||
Video lessons from instructors Big Interview's core — polished instructor video content. We ship framework guides and live drills instead. | ||
Practice recordings saved to a private library | ||
Transparent monthly pricing Both are subscription. Big Interview's entry price is higher ($79 vs. $29). | ||
Integrated AI follow-up email generator |
Our take
Big Interview is the right choice if you want a structured, instructor-led curriculum with polished video lessons and you prefer to review video recordings over AI-scored feedback. Interview Drills is the right choice if you want rapid, repeatable reps: you answer, you get scored on six dimensions in under a minute, you adjust, you go again. Both tools cover STAR and behavioral basics; we invest in scored practice and diagnostic personalization, they invest in instruction and polished content. If your blocker is 'I don't know what good looks like', try Big Interview. If your blocker is 'I know what good looks like but I can't do it under pressure', that's our wedge.