How much does Acumen Logic cost?

What does each plan cost?

There are three options and only one of them is paid for twice over — because there is no subscription. You buy a length of access, once.

Confirmed These are our own prices, read from the platform’s pricing configuration. Last verified 10 September 2026.

Is Acumen Logic a subscription?

No. Pro is a one-time payment with two lengths, and nothing renews by itself. No card is kept on file, there is no monthly charge, and there is no cancellation to remember — access simply stops on the last day of the term you bought.

This is deliberate. Graduate applications run in seasons, not in perpetuity, and the 90-day pass exists because that is roughly the length of one live application window. Paying monthly for prep you stopped using in November is a worse deal than a pass with an end date you knew about when you bought it.

What happens when Pro access ends?

Your account stays open and your score history is preserved. You keep your Benchmark result and its answer review permanently — the Benchmark is one attempt per person, so there is nothing to retake. Provider-specific assessments, teaching drills and the full analytics move back behind the Pro wall until you buy another pass.

Nothing is deleted and no data is held hostage. You can export or delete your account at any time under the privacy policy.

What do you get for free?

The Benchmark: 20 timed questions across numerical, verbal and logical reasoning, in 17 minutes, with an instant estimated percentile and the correct answer to every question. No card is needed. It is one attempt ever, which is unusual and is explained in full on the free aptitude test practice page.

Why do the prices rise on 1 November 2026?

£79 and £149 are founding prices — the launch prices for the first cohort of users, at a discount to the list prices of £147 and £197. The window closes at the end of 31 October 2026 and both plans step to list price on 1 November 2026.

That date is fixed and will not move. A deadline that keeps sliding is a marketing device rather than a deadline, and this brand does not run those. If you are reading this after 1 November 2026 and still see £79, the page is out of date — the price at checkout is the price that applies.

Can you get a refund?

There is no money-back guarantee. We do not offer one, and we do not claim to.

What you do have is the law and one commercial promise:

• If you have not opened any paid content, you can cancel within 14 days of purchase for a full refund. Signing in and looking at your dashboard does not count as starting; opening a drill or an assessment does.
• Once you have opened paid content, the 14-day cancellation right is used up — you tick two consent boxes at checkout that say exactly this before you pay.
• If the content is faulty or not as described, your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 are untouched, for the whole of your Pro term.
• The failed-cycle guarantee: if a recruitment cycle you prepared for with a 90-day pass ends without an offer, your next 90-day pass is half price. It is a discount on a future purchase, not a refund — no money comes back to you. One claim per customer.

The full terms are in the refund and cancellation policy.

Where to start

Do not buy anything first. Sit the free Benchmark, find out where you actually stand against the percentile employers sift at, and then decide whether you need 90 days or a year — or nothing at all. How the training itself works is set out in how we work, and the tests you are likely to face are mapped in the complete guide to UK graduate aptitude tests.