Cluely Adds People Search and Memory as InterviewBee and TechScreen Split Pricing Models

Cluely’s latest feature update pushes deeper into meeting context, while InterviewBee and TechScreen show two different ways to price live interview assistance: packs or recurring limits.

Cluely ships more context before the call

Cluely published People Search and Memory on September 13, 2025. According to Cluely, People Search fetches an attendee list from your calendar, runs deep people search, and pulls in past conversations before a meeting.

Cluely says Memory adds a What you last talked about view that covers the status of deals or projects, promises made last time, and key topics from past conversations. The company says this new context is fed live into the call, so the assistance is shaped by prior conversations rather than only the current meeting.

Cluely’s pricing stays split across free, pro, and premium visibility

Cluely’s pricing page lists a free Starter plan with limited AI responses, limited meeting notetaking, custom instructions, file uploads, and access to past meetings. The same page lists Pro at $19.99 per month, with unlimited AI responses, unlimited meeting notetaking, unlimited access to the latest AI models, and priority support.

Cluely also lists a Pro + Undetectability plan at $149.99 per month, and says it is hidden from meeting screen-sharing software. The pricing page says the product is available on Mac and also points to an iPhone App Store download.

InterviewBee keeps to packs instead of subscriptions

InterviewBee’s pricing page takes a different approach. It says the product offers a free plan and one-time paid interview packs, with no subscription or auto-renewal.

The free plan includes one 15-minute Live Assistant session, one 15-minute Mock Interview session, 20+ mock interview scenarios, and a performance report. Paid interview packs start at $29 and add Live Assistant sessions, Mock Interview sessions, 100+ scenarios, latest-generation reasoning models, detailed performance feedback, and custom work-experience stories. InterviewBee also says paid mock interview sessions can run for up to 60 minutes.

TechScreen frames the product around token limits and conversation time

TechScreen’s pricing page uses a more traditional recurring model. It says every plan includes a 3-day free trial, and it prices the Essential, Professional, and Expert plans at $32, $47, and $80 per month when billed every 3 months.

The company says Essential includes 150 tokens and 1.5 hours of conversation per 3 months, Professional includes 480 tokens and 9 hours, and Expert includes 1.5K tokens and 27 hours. TechScreen says one token equals one resolved question, and that conversation mode listens for questions in real time and generates responses instantly.

What the comparison now looks like

Taken together, the three products now look less like a single category and more like three distinct packages for live interview support. Cluely is emphasizing contextual prep and live context from prior conversations, alongside a free tier and two paid plans on Mac and iPhone.

InterviewBee is leaning into simplicity on billing, with a free plan plus one-time packs. TechScreen, by contrast, is built around recurring access, token counts, and allocated conversation hours. For readers comparing AI interview-assistant apps, the practical questions are no longer only about capability, but also about whether the product is sold as a free-to-paid assistant, a pack-based tool, or a high-limit subscription.

Sources

  1. Cluely Pricing — Free Plan & Pro from $11.99/mo Cluely · October 11, 2026
  2. People Search & Memory: AI Meeting Prep Before Every Call | Cluely Cluely · September 13, 2025
  3. InterviewBee Pricing — Free Plan & Paid Interview Packs InterviewBee · September 11, 2026
  4. Pricing | TechScreen TechScreen · September 11, 2026

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