BritWise

BritWise is practice for the Life in the UK test, the exam you have to pass for citizenship or indefinite leave to remain. Most of it is free, and the paid tier costs less than a quarter of one retake.

Why the test catches people out

It costs £50 every attempt, and roughly one in three people do not pass first time. The official handbook is dense, the questions ask for specifics nobody retains on one read, and most practice sites are ad farms or paywalled question banks of unknown quality. People preparing for citizenship deserve better than that.

What you get

• 391 questions and 24 full mock tests, free, no registration
• Mocks in the official format: 24 questions, 45 minutes, 18 correct to pass
• Questions organised by handbook chapter, so revision follows the book
• Adaptive practice that finds your weak spots instead of reshuffling the same deck
• Study guides per topic and test centre information

Full access is a one-time £11.99 for all 1,062 questions across the five handbook chapters. Not a subscription: you pass once, you are done.

The pitch is arithmetic. Stop a single retake and you are £38.01 better off.

Lessons

1. When the price is an arithmetic problem, the pitch writes itself: £11.99 once against a £50 retake.
2. Adaptive practice beats a bigger question bank. Finding weak spots is worth more than another hundred flashcards.
3. Free, with no signup, inside ten seconds: that is the whole growth strategy for a study tool.