The free test
Both test lengths, all twelve scores, their basic explanations, result links, result cards, and browser printing are free. You do not need a purchase to see your results.
The optional personal report
A report costs $6.99 USD before any applicable tax displayed at checkout. It is a one-time purchase for one set of answers, with no subscription. It includes cross-axis interpretations, analysis of individual answer patterns, six editorial philosophy comparisons, a reflection workbook, and a downloadable PDF. Review the complete fictional sample before paying.
Delivery and access
Once Stripe confirms payment, open the report in the browser where you completed checkout. Delayed payment methods unlock the report after confirmation. A private access key and the purchased answer snapshot stay in your browser. Download the PDF and private JSON backup after purchase. The backup restores access on another device; it contains your political answers and should be kept private.
We do not store your political answers for recovery. Clearing site data without keeping a backup can prevent online access. Contact support if this happens. Retaking the test does not replace the saved snapshot for an existing purchase. A new set of answers requires a new report purchase.
Processing your answers
Preparing a paid report sends your saved answers to our application server for temporary processing. We do not send those answers to Stripe, analytics, or an AI provider, and do not save them in an application database. Payment and hosting providers process their own technical records. Read the privacy details.
Refunds
You can request a refund within 14 days if the report is not useful to you. Duplicate payments and delivery problems should also be reported to support. Refunded or disputed purchases no longer unlock online report access. These terms do not limit rights that apply to you by law.
Educational limitations
The questionnaire and report have not been independently validated as a psychometric instrument. They summarize responses to selected statements, use disclosed editorial interpretations, and do not diagnose you, establish a definitive ideology, or predict voting behavior. Your views can change with time and context.