No. Linkjob AI has no free plan; the site offers a 30-minute trial and then paid monthly, quarterly, annual or lifetime plans. Pricing above was read from its pricing page on 27 October 2026.

Is using Linkjob AI allowed in interviews?

Its marketing describes the client as undetectable during screen sharing, which means the intended use is to be unnoticed by the interviewer. Most employers and assessment platforms prohibit assistance during a live interview, so using it can void a candidacy even if the tool itself works.

What is the main alternative to a real-time copilot?

Practise the same questions before the interview. A practice tool cannot feed you answers in the moment, but it leaves you with stories, metrics and a structure you can reuse in any interview, and it does not depend on remaining hidden.

ALTERNATIVES

Alternatives to Linkjob AI

Linkjob AI listens to a live interview, reads the shared screen for coding tasks, and returns suggested answers during the call. Its own marketing leads with being invisible and undetectable on meeting and assessment platforms.

What Linkjob AI does

Desktop client for macOS, Windows and Linux, built to stay hidden from screen sharing.
Captures system audio and screen content while an interview is in progress, then streams suggested answers.
Also bundles AI mock interview practice and a coding copilot inside the same subscription.

What it costs

Pricing: USD 99.99/month; 69.99/month billed quarterly; 29.99/month billed annually (359.88 billed yearly); 999.99 lifetime. Free access: No free plan. A 30-minute trial is offered before payment.

Where it fits, and where it does not

People optimising for a single high-stakes live interview and willing to accept the platform-policy risk that comes with using an assistant during a proctored or recorded conversation.

There is no free path: you cannot evaluate answer quality without paying first.
The core value depends on not being noticed, so it is explicitly at odds with the terms of most meeting and assessment platforms.
Because it answers for you during the interview, it produces no reusable feedback afterwards and does not build the story you would tell next time.

Linkjob AI compared with MockInterview

	Linkjob AI	MockInterview
What it does in the live interview	Real-time interview copilot: suggests answers while the interview is happening.	Nothing. The interview is practice only; no assistant joins a real call.
Free access	No free plan. A 30-minute trial is offered before payment.	A free resume editor after sign-up, plus a three-question practice that needs no account. Interviews require Pro or Max.
Paid plans	USD 99.99/month; 69.99/month billed quarterly; 29.99/month billed annually (359.88 billed yearly); 999.99 lifetime	USD 29.90/month or 299/year (Pro, 10 interviews); 49.90/month or 489/year (Max, unlimited).
Built from your resume and the job description	Yes — used to personalise answers during the call.	Yes — questions, follow-ups and the report are grounded in your resume and target JD.
Follow-up questioning	Answers the follow-ups the interviewer asks.	The AI interviewer asks the follow-ups, repeatedly, on the same project.
What you keep afterwards	The call transcript you make yourself.	Per-answer scores, quoted evidence from your own answers, drills, and a resume revision draft.
Typical risk	Detection and platform-policy action.	None beyond normal practice; nothing is hidden from anyone.

The practice-first alternative

MockInterview does not join your call. You upload a resume and a target job description, and it runs a mock interview in five stages with repeated follow-ups on the same project. Each answer is scored against a rubric and quoted back to you, and the report ends with drills and a resume revision draft built from what you actually said.

That is a different product from Linkjob AI — slower to prepare, useless during the call, and considerably cheaper. It is the right choice if you want to improve rather than to be fed answers.