WikiJob is a broad UK career site with free practice tests. ReasonEra is a focused AI tutor for reasoning questions. They suit different needs, and you may want both.
Choose WikiJob if you want free, broad career content: interview, application and assessment-centre guides plus short free practice tests. Choose ReasonEra if you want to upload a specific reasoning question and see the answer with step-by-step reasoning, in the browser. Many candidates will get value from using both.
WikiJob is not a direct copy of anything ReasonEra does, and ReasonEra is not a career-advice site. That is the main difference, and it shapes everything below.
One is a library of articles and short tests that you read and work through. The other starts from your own question and explains it. That difference in starting point is more useful for choosing than any feature list.
| ReasonEra | WikiJob | |
|---|---|---|
| Main purpose | AI tutor for reasoning-test practice | Career website with advice and practice tests |
| Practice material | Your own questions, uploaded as a screenshot. Also 7 free interactive tests of 10 original questions each | Free practice tests; its hub says 19 tests of 10 questions each, with a strict time limit |
| Explanations | Quick Verify (answer) or Tutor Explanation (step by step) for any question you upload | Its hub says you can check answers and read a full explanation after each test |
| Question types | Abstract, inductive, diagrammatic, logical, numerical, verbal, spatial, situational judgement, matrices, game-based | Hub lists, among others, numerical, verbal, abstract, inductive, diagrammatic, logical, situational judgement, in-tray, Watson Glaser and Wonderlic-style tests |
| Wider career content | No, practice only | Yes: interview questions and advice, CV and application advice, competencies, assessment-centre guides |
| Price | 3 free trials with a free account, then a 14-Day Pass at 49 € for unlimited use | We saw no price or membership on the pages we read. The practice tests are labelled free |
| Install needed | No, works in the browser | No, a website |
| Languages | 9: English, Danish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Polish, Swedish | Not confirmed on the pages we read |
| Sponsored content | Not applicable to this comparison | The numerical test page we read carries a sponsored box promoting JobTestPrep and is labelled as powered by JobTestPrep |
The WikiJob figures come from its aptitude test hub and one numerical practice page. We did not read every WikiJob test, and the question counts and time limits on individual pages may differ, so check each page before you start.
The two fit together easily. Use WikiJob for the wider picture and a first run at timed short tests. When one question in a set will not click, take a screenshot of it from a source you may legitimately use, such as a free sample or your own notes, and bring it to ReasonEra to see the rule. Then return to the timed tests.
If an employer process also includes a questionnaire about personality or working style, ReasonEra does not cover that part. WikiJob's coverage of such material is outside this comparison.
| If you | Better fit |
|---|---|
| Want free interview, CV and assessment-centre advice alongside practice tests | WikiJob |
| Want a short free test in many formats, with explanations at the end | WikiJob |
| Want to understand one tricky abstract, logical or inductive question quickly | ReasonEra |
| Want to pick the level of explanation, from answer only to full steps | ReasonEra |
| Are preparing across several assessments and want one simple price | ReasonEra |
| Want broad free reading first, then focused help on hard questions | Both |
Employers and test publishers change their processes, so check your own invitation for the final word.
ReasonEra is a study aid, but the rules of a graded test come from the employer, not from us, so check the instructions before you rely on any tool.
Its practice tests are labelled as free, and we saw no price or membership on the pages we read. Check WikiJob directly for anything that may have changed.
Only partly. WikiJob is a broad career site with free practice tests, while ReasonEra is a focused AI tutor for reasoning questions, so they cover different needs.
Yes, ReasonEra has seven free interactive practice tests of 10 original questions each, timed, scored and explained. WikiJob's hub lists more, 19 free tests according to its page.
A free account includes 3 free trials, and after that a 14-Day Pass costs 49 € for unlimited use for 14 days. Payments go through Paddle, and refund terms are in the Refund and Cancellation Policy.
Yes. Use WikiJob for career guidance and short tests, and ReasonEra to understand individual reasoning questions from material you are allowed to use.
Each explanation names the rule that was used, so you can apply it to the next question yourself.
Billing is handled by Paddle, and refunds follow the Refund & Cancellation Policy.
Notes. The details above were taken from pages anyone can read, listed in the sources section. This page was written by ReasonEra without involvement from the organisations it mentions.