Early access is open now. Practise IELTS Speaking with Maya, get focused feedback, and start without a card.
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Use Maya, IELTS Speaking practice, and full feedback while early access is open.
Start Free Speaking PracticeAfter early access: You will not be charged automatically. Any access or pricing change will be announced before it starts.
Early access includes Maya practice, IELTS-style feedback, and no payment card.
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Build fuller answers instead of stopping after one short sentence.
Use IELTS-style cue cards to practise speaking for longer with a clear structure.
Practise giving reasons, examples, and comparisons when questions get more abstract.
Notice fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation patterns that affect your answers.
Get a focused next step instead of vague advice to practise more.
Use early access without entering a card or starting a subscription.
One IELTS retake can cost between $150 and $220, plus weeks of delay. If your Speaking score is stuck, the expensive part is guessing what to fix. Use free early access to get a clearer practice focus first.
Retake Cost
$180
Typical single extra exam attempt
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Structured speaking feedback before another booking
Why it matters
If Maya helps you spot one repeated speaking weakness, you can practise with a target instead of paying for another attempt while guessing.
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Before another paid attempt
IELTSdojo is free for a limited time while we improve Maya with real learner feedback. Early users can use the core practice and feedback experience without a payment card.
No. Early access does not require a card or subscription, so there is no automatic charge. If paid plans are introduced later, you choose whether to continue.
Early access is available for a limited time. We will announce any access or pricing change before paid access begins.
No. IELTSdojo provides practice feedback aligned with IELTS Speaking criteria. It helps you improve, but it does not replace official scoring.
Yes. Maya looks for speech patterns, vocabulary habits, grammar issues, and answer-development problems that may be holding your Speaking score back.
Answer IELTS-style questions with Maya and leave with one clearer next practice focus.
