A general AI test solver handles many subjects. ReasonEra is built for one purpose: pre-employment reasoning and aptitude tests. Upload a screenshot, pick a mode, get the answer and the rule.
Choose ReasonEra if you want a tool built only for abstract, logical and inductive reasoning puzzles: upload the question, pick Quick Verify or Tutor Explanation, and get the answer and the rule behind it.
Choose Quizbot if you want one AI tool for many subjects and question types, including worksheets and documents, with a free trial and no card needed.
A fair warning: this is ReasonEra comparing itself with Quizbot. The details come from public pages, which we link below. Details about Quizbot reflect its public website as of 12 October 2026, and figures such as user numbers and ratings are Quizbot's own claims.
98%+
ReasonEra-reported score on Matrigma-style matrices
50+
supported tests and assessments
3
free trials to start
9
languages available
A reasoning specialist and a general test solver are built for different jobs. Here is how they differ.
| Feature | ReasonEra | Quizbot |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A specialised AI solver and tutor built only for pre-employment reasoning and aptitude tests | A general AI test solver for tests, worksheets and single questions |
| Built for | One task: reasoning-test puzzles | Most subjects: multiple choice, short answer, true/false and calculation questions |
| How you submit questions | Upload a screenshot or photo and choose a mode | Upload a PDF, Word file, photo or screenshot, or paste text (files up to 20 MB) |
| How explanations work | Quick Verify (answer only) or Tutor Explanation (step-by-step rules) | The answer plus the reasoning; steps shown for maths and science |
| Abstract and visual reasoning puzzles | Core focus; 98%+ on Matrigma-style matrices (reported by ReasonEra) | Not stated as a focus on the page we reviewed |
| Pricing | 3 free trials, then 49 € one-time for 14 days of unlimited use | Free trial with no card; paid plans unlock higher usage; prices were not shown on the page we reviewed |
| Install required | No, it works in the browser | No, web |
| Claims | A published benchmark on reasoning tests | States a 98% satisfaction rate and 340K+ active users |
| Use in graded exams | Designed for practice and learning; check your employer's assessment rules | States it is not meant for use during a graded exam |
| Refunds | Handled by Paddle under the Refund & Cancellation Policy | Not stated on the page we reviewed |
Always check each provider's site for current prices, plan lengths and refund conditions, as these change.
General solvers are built to answer questions across many subjects. Reasoning-test puzzles are narrow, visual and rule-based, and they reward a model trained for exactly that. ReasonEra has published a published benchmark that found specialised models beating general ones, including GPT-4o, Claude and Gemini, on cognitive ability tests.
The strengths that come from doing one job.
We keep refining the model for pre-employment tests, especially visual reasoning puzzles, as the formats evolve.
ReasonEra is designed around screenshots and photos of shape-based questions, the format of most abstract and inductive tests.
The explanation names each rule, such as rotation, counting or shading, so you can spot it on your own next time.
You get the answer within seconds of uploading, so there is more of your session left for understanding why.
Free to try with 3 trials. Then one payment of 49 € for unlimited use over 14 days.
Open it on a laptop or phone, with no download and no QR code. The site comes in nine languages.
A general solver is far more flexible. Here is where it goes further.
It handles multiple choice, short answer, true/false and calculation questions across most subjects.
It accepts PDF and Word files up to 20 MB as well as photos and screenshots, so you can submit a whole worksheet.
It offers a free trial without a credit card, so you can try it before paying.
It states 340K+ active users. This is its own figure.
Specialist plus generalist. Use ReasonEra for abstract, logical and inductive puzzles, where a specialised model is built to recognise the pattern. Use a general solver for other subjects.
Stay with material you may use. Only upload questions from sources you have the right to copy, for example free samples, official practice items and your own notes.
Several sections in one sitting. Bring any numerical, verbal or reasoning question to ReasonEra, and rely on a library for the complete timed rehearsal.
| If you… | Better fit |
|---|---|
| Practise abstract, logical or inductive reasoning and want the answer and the rule | ReasonEra |
| Work mostly with screenshots of shape-based puzzles | ReasonEra |
| Want a free try on your own question before paying | ReasonEra |
| Need answers across many school or work subjects | Quizbot |
| Want to submit whole documents or worksheets | Quizbot |
| Have a mixed set of practice material | Both: ReasonEra for the reasoning puzzles, Quizbot for other subjects |
Different employers draw the line in different places, so confirm the rules for your test. For anything uncertain, a short email to the recruiter settles it.
ReasonEra is a specialised AI tool for pre-employment reasoning and aptitude tests: you upload a screenshot or photo and get the answer and the rule behind it. Quizbot is a general AI test solver that works across most subjects and accepts files such as PDF and Word documents, and its page does not describe a focus on abstract reasoning puzzles.
The Quizbot page we reviewed does not say whether it targets abstract or logical reasoning puzzles. ReasonEra is built specifically for them and reports 98%+ accuracy on Matrigma-style matrices. Try both on your own questions.
ReasonEra includes 3 free trials, then costs 49 € for a 14-day pass with unlimited use across all supported tests. Quizbot offers a free trial and paid plans, but the page we reviewed did not list prices, so check its site.
ReasonEra is designed for screenshots and photos of reasoning questions. Quizbot lists support for PDF and Word files up to 20 MB.
Yes. Use ReasonEra for abstract and inductive reasoning puzzles and a general solver for other subjects. Make sure any question you upload comes from material you may legitimately use.
Paddle processes ReasonEra payments. Refund and cancellation requests are made to Paddle and follow the policy published on the ReasonEra website.
Start with the free trials, then choose a 14-Day Pass for 49 € when you want to practise without limits.
Payments processed by Paddle. See the Refund & Cancellation Policy.
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Sources and notes. Information comes from its public website as of 12 October 2026, including AI test solver page. Plans and prices move quickly, so confirm them with each provider before paying. Corrections are welcome at info@reasonera.com. This page is written by the ReasonEra team and ReasonEra is independent of Quizbot.