Iq-institute.orgReviews 195

Not sure why they make it so hard to leave. If I decide to cancel, I shouldn't need to send multiple emails.

I finished the test, and I didn't feel bad about it. Then they hit me with a pay screen. Nah, not for me

I'll keep this short. Test was okay. Price too high. Cancellation too hard. Customer support too slow.

Started with curiosity, ended with regret. I was interested in self-improvement, but instead felt like I was navigating a maze of subscriptions. Nothing wrong with paying for quality, but please, say so before I waste my time.

The layout appears shady and antiquated, reminiscent of a 2005 scam website. From the moment you land on the homepage, it's clear that little effort has gone into design or user experience.

The so-called "bonus insights" were, in fact, taken from free articles that were found on the internet.

It is completely random that the "IQ ranking" shifts each time you refresh the page; it is updated every time.

The puzzles were taken from out-of-date riddle websites and copied and pasted. Zero originality. Avoid.

The site pushes urgency at every step — "limited offer," "exclusive deal" — yet those offers never expire.

I compared my results to my sibling's, and we had nearly identical reports despite totally different answer patterns.

They never answer emails, and the chat support is just a bot repeating pre-written responses. It's like talking to a wall.

The so-called "scientific analysis" contained nothing but vague flattery and buzzwords like "critical thinker" and "visionary." It's like reading a cheap horoscope.

The test froze twice on me, and every time I had to start over. No apology, no explanation, and certainly no support when I emailed them.

The site is overloaded with pop-up ads, banners, and constant distractions that make it nearly impossible to focus on anything meaningful.

The platform offers nothing beyond surface-level overviews that barely scratch the surface of the topics they claim to cover. The articles and assessments lack depth, context, and meaningful analysis.

I couldn't find a single article that went in-depth enough to actually learn something. The information provided is so basic that it's not even worth reading. Not recommended.

It feels like they're just trying to get as many people to pay as possible without offering any real value.

You pay for a basic test, then they try to upsell you on detailed reports. I regret spending a single cent on this.

I expected more for such a well-marketed site, but the test was shallow, and the results were confusing.

The payment page appears before you even finish the test, creating a frustrating user experience...