Every paid plan buys the same thing: live session minutes. The tiers differ only in how many. Free is the daily 3rd Degree Challenge, no card. Starter is 20 minutes a month, enough for one run at a deposition. Plus is 125, about a session a week. Pro is 400, for someone preparing witnesses or crossing experts most weeks. Enterprise is quoted per firm, with volume minutes, per-matter billing, and scenarios built for your practice. Pro works out to about thirty-seven cents a minute — set that against your own hourly rate.
Get in the room for nothing. One scored attempt a day at the day's challenge — the same live voice AI that grades every paid tier — so you feel exactly what Third Degree does before you pay a cent.
Your first real taste of the room. Twenty minutes a month with the live examiner, on your own material — enough to feel exactly what it does to you under pressure before you commit to more.
For the conversations that decide careers — the hiring panel that doesn't believe your resume, the buyer who won't budge, the investigative interview. Practice until composure is a habit.
The legal room. Deposition and witness-stand prep grounded in your case file — a firm pays more for fifteen minutes of a human prep consultant than a month of Third Degree, and Third Degree never tires of the repetition that makes testimony hold.
Every witness. Every matter. One clean bill. Seats for the whole practice, and accounting that works the way firms actually bill — witness prep that bills like the rest of the case.
There are really two answers. Set against high-stakes prep with a human consultant or coach, no — a single fifteen-minute session with a good one can cost more than a full month of our top tier. The two aren't rivals, though: a live strategist and a live adversarial rehearsal do different jobs, and they complement each other far more than they compete. If the stakes justify it, use both.
Set against what's actually on the line, it's a steal. When you're walking into a conversation whose outcome could change the course of your life — a deposition, a cross, the interview, the pitch — a month of unlimited rehearsal for the price of a few coffees a week is about as easy a call as they come.
And it's priced honestly. The 3rd Degree runs on a finely tuned orchestration of several specialized AI providers working in concert, and each of them bills us for every minute you practice. A real, considerable share of your subscription simply covers the cost of running that live infrastructure for you — you're paying for genuine compute behind every question, not a thin wrapper.