Practice all four TOEFL 2026 sections in one place

Reading and Listening are free for every account, with instant scoring — free accounts get 3 sets per section each day. Writing and Speaking use AI scoring, so they require a subscription; a free account also gets one AI-scored essay to try Writing.

There's no free trial for AI scoring, but every free account includes full Reading and Listening practice with instant scoring, plus the sample essays, the topic library, and one AI-scored essay. Unlimited AI-scored Writing and Speaking practice needs a paid plan: $29 every month or $59 every three months, cancel any time.

AI does. Our scoring rubrics and feedback criteria follow the official ETS descriptions for the 2026 TOEFL Writing and Speaking tasks. Reading and Listening are scored deterministically against answer keys, so those results are exact.

All four TOEFL 2026 sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Writing covers the three 2026 task types (effective January 21, 2026) — Build a Sentence, Write an Email, and Academic Discussion — and it's the section we go deepest on, since it's the hardest to grade yourself.

Reading and Listening give free accounts 3 sets each per day; a subscription removes that cap. Writing and Speaking practice is unlimited on any subscription. Practice as much as you want.

Yes — a plan renews automatically at the same price, every month or every three months, until you cancel. We email you before each renewal. You can cancel in two clicks from your account page: that stops all future charges and you keep full access until the end of the period you have already paid for. A charge is refundable within 7 days if you have used fewer than 5 AI-scored responses in the period it paid for.

No. Official scores are issued only by ETS, and Reach120 shows a practice estimate. Its criteria reference the publicly available task and rubric descriptions for the 2026 format, but how closely the estimate matches official scoring has not been measured, so we do not claim it does. The useful part is the reasoning and the line-level feedback, which you can check against your own writing.

Absolutely! The skills you develop here—clear communication, professional email writing, and structured academic discussion—are directly applicable to real-life situations. Whether you're writing work emails, participating in online discussions, or communicating in professional settings, the feedback you receive will help improve your English writing beyond just TOEFL.

The feedback names the issues it identified in each response and suggests one next practice. Keep practising and the progress view shows how those issues move over time.

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