22% of job candidates say they've used AI during a live interview, not just to prepare for one, according to Resume Genius's 2026 Job Seeker Insights Report, a survey of 1,000 active U.S. job seekers (Newsweek, May 2026). That's a fifth of everyone interviewing right now, which is also why the number of tools willing to sell you that help keeps growing.

We already compared four of them on price in our first roundup: Yooda AI, Final Round AI, LockedIn AI, and Parakeet AI. This post covers four more names that keep coming up in the same searches: Cluely, Sensei AI, Verve AI, and Interview Coder. Every number below came from the vendor's own pricing page as of August 2026, except one, where we couldn't get a straight answer at all, and we've said so rather than guessing.

The four tools, priced from their own pages

Cluely

Cluely isn't built only for interviews. It's a general meeting copilot, marketed as much for sales calls and one-on-ones as for interviews, which is worth knowing before you pick it specifically for a job search. Starter is free, with limited AI responses, limited meeting notes, and up to three file uploads. Pro is $19.99/month for unlimited responses and notes, unrestricted uploads, and priority access to newer models.

Then there's Pro + Undetectability, at $149.99/month. The feature it adds is exactly what the name says: the app becomes hidden from screen-share software. That's the entire difference between the two paid tiers. You're not paying $130 more a month for a better AI, you're paying for invisibility on top of an identical answer engine.

Sensei AI

Sensei AI is interview-specific, with a coding copilot for technical rounds and a resume/story-editor bundled into every tier, including the free one. The free plan caps sessions at 15 minutes. Pro is $89/month billed monthly, or $24/month if you commit to a full year upfront, which the vendor advertises as a 73% saving.

The saving is real arithmetic, but it comes with a catch worth reading before you pick a plan: Sensei's own site states no refunds on any paid tier. Prepaying roughly $288 to save money only works out if you're confident your job search runs long enough to use it, and confidence about how long a job search takes is exactly what most people interviewing don't have yet.

Verve AI

Verve AI is the one entry on this list where we can't hand you a confident number, and that's worth knowing on its own. The free tier is clear: three copilot sessions capped at 15 minutes, five mock interviews, five feedback reports. Standard extends sessions to 60 minutes with unlimited mocks; Pro extends to 90 minutes, unlimited everything, and access to 20 interview domains with monthly knowledge updates. None of that is in dispute.

The dollar price is. Verve's own pricing page doesn't render a plain dollar figure in its page content, and outside sources checking it disagree with each other: one tracker lists Standard at $16.99/month and Pro at $34.99/month as of early August 2026, another cites Pro closer to $60–70/month, and Capterra lists a flat annual rate that converts to roughly $14.45 and $25.50 a year. Three sources, three different numbers, for the same product, in the same month. If you're considering Verve AI, get the exact figure from checkout before you commit, not from any article, including this one.

Interview Coder

Interview Coder is narrower than the other three: it's built specifically for coding-platform interviews (LeetCode, HackerRank, CoderPad, Codility) and markets its undetectability across Zoom, Teams, Meet, and Webex as the headline feature, ahead of answer quality. The free download has no AI features at all, just the stealth layer. Pro Monthly is $299/month (discounted from a $499 list price) for 1,000 monthly credits. Lifetime is a one-time $799 (discounted from $1,598).

That $299/month is, by a wide margin, the most expensive monthly price on this list or the one before it. Even the lifetime option costs more upfront than a year of Sensei AI's annual plan. If your interviews are specifically coding rounds and that narrow focus matters more than price, it's a real option. For anything broader, it's hard to justify against what else is available.

Quick comparison

Pricing checked against each vendor's own site, August 2026.

Which of these four is actually worth it

Just want to try one without a card on file. Cluely's free Starter or Verve AI's free three sessions. Neither charges anything to see whether the answers are actually useful for how you interview.

Coding interviews are the entire job search, and price is secondary. Interview Coder is built for exactly that and nothing else. Budget for the highest price tag on this list either way.

You're committing to a multi-month search and want one flat annual cost. Sensei AI's annual plan is the cheapest per-month rate here, if you're comfortable with no refund path if the search wraps up early.

You want a number you can actually compare before signing up for anything. None of these four gave us that as cleanly as the tools in our first comparison, where every price is public and, in Yooda AI's case, sold as expiring-never credits instead of a subscription.

How this group differs from the first four

The tools in our original comparison price around usage: an hour, a month, a credit balance you draw down. Two of these four price around a specific feature instead. Cluely charges $130 extra a month purely for invisibility, layered on an otherwise unchanged product. Interview Coder sells almost nothing but invisibility at the free tier, then charges the highest price on either list once you want the AI turned on. Neither Yooda AI, Final Round AI, LockedIn AI, nor Parakeet AI treats "not being detected" as a paid upgrade; all four describe it as how the product works by default, not something you buy separately.

Questions people ask about these four

Is Cluely's Undetectability tier different software, or the same app with a switch flipped? Based on the vendor's own feature list, it's the same Pro feature set with one addition: hidden from screen-share software. There's no indication of a separate build.

Is Interview Coder worth $799 for one job search? Only if coding-platform interviews are specifically what you're facing. For a general job search running a few weeks, that's more than most candidates will spend across every other tool on this list combined.

Why couldn't you just find Verve AI's price? We checked their pricing page directly rather than relying on a secondary source, and it didn't display a static dollar amount in the page content. The trackers that do quote a number disagree with each other by a wide enough margin that repeating any single one as fact would have been guessing, not reporting.

Does a no-refund policy actually matter if the monthly price is only $89? It matters more for a short search than a long one. Sensei AI's annual plan is objectively the better rate if you use it for a year. If your search ends in three weeks, you've prepaid for eleven months you can't get back.

None of these four are worse tools than the ones we covered first, they're priced differently, around different things, with different amounts of information available before you commit. Get the actual number from the vendor before you pay for anything, especially the one on this list that wouldn't give us one. If you want the tools where every price is confirmed and public before signup, the first comparison is the one to read, or see how Yooda AI's pricing works directly.