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Get a scored, structured debrief after every practice case.

Practice with a friend or study partner like you normally do. CaseOnCall quietly listens in, scores your performance against real interview rubrics, and helps you track your progress over time.

After every case, you’ll know:

  • ✓Exactly where you fell short and what held you back
  • ✓Whether it’s a recurring pattern
  • ✓What a strong answer sounds like — and how to think your way there
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Rubric reviewed by managers from

  • McKinsey & Company
  • Bain & Company
  • Boston Consulting Group
  • Booz Allen Hamilton
  • Oliver Wyman
  • L.E.K. Consulting
  • EY-Parthenon

How it works

Fits into the case practice you already use.

  1. 1

    Add the bot

    Just add [email protected] as a guest - no setup required.

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    Mock Case Meeting

    60 min

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  2. 2

    Run the case

    Run your session on Zoom, Teams, or Google Meet — the bot joins quietly and stays out of the way.

    Mock case video call with two participants
  3. 3

    Get your full case debrief

    Detailed feedback on your reasoning, stronger sample responses, and worked calculations — all grounded in your case.

    CaseOnCall ReportYale SOM · Sample
    FeedbackSample responsesWorked analysis
    Analysis / Quantitative executionFair

    Make your math easy to follow.

    You reached 44 fields to break even. Show the units and intermediate steps so the interviewer can follow your reasoning.

    Contribution per field126,000 sq ft × $0.40 = $50,400
    28:08 ↗Feedback linked to your transcript
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What you get

Your entire case, reviewed in detail.

Get detailed feedback and stronger responses after each case. Follow your readiness, performance trends, and recurring issues as you keep practicing.

See what worked, where your reasoning broke down, and how to improve — with evidence from your conversation.

From the sample report · Market entry

Yale SOM Case Practice

Overall resultGood

Phase 4 of 6

Analysis

6 dimensions assessed
Analysis setupGood

You chose relevant bottom-up drivers: facility count, adoption, field size, price, and replacement rate. Name the variable most likely to change the decision and explain how you would validate it first.

Data interpretationFair

You identified differences in margin, pricing, and growth. A feet-versus-yards mistake affected the earlier market-size estimate. After correcting a unit, recompute the affected outputs before drawing a conclusion.

Quantitative executionFair
What went well

You used the $2.2M investment, $1.10 variable cost, $1.50 price, and 126,000-square-foot field area to reach a break-even requirement of 44 fields.

What needs improving

The area, unit conversion, and contribution calculations were difficult to follow. Present one auditable sequence: convert dimensions, calculate area, calculate contribution per field, divide investment by contribution, and round up. This would prevent the interviewer from needing to request the math again.

28:08 Transcript evidence the size of a field is 4 20 by 300 So then I'd want to multiply those 2 numbers. So I'm going to do 42 times 3 is going to be 126, I believe.
Insight generationExcellent

You selected college football by comparing margin, growth, market size, and access through existing school and college channels. Make that tradeoff explicit when explaining why this segment comes first.

Assumption disciplineGood

You acknowledged rough inputs and identified high-school count and adoption as material sensitivities. Show how changing a key assumption affects the result and the decision.

Synthesis and next stepGood

You drew useful interim conclusions and identified competitive structure as the next question. Connect the 44-field requirement to a realistic sales ramp before judging the three-year target achievable.

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Start free, then unlock full reports and drills as you practice more.

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See how CaseOnCall scores a session before you commit to a paid plan.

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Your plan includes

  • 1 full report each month with transcript-backed feedback
  • Additional case reports stay in preview
  • Sample drills
  • Full dashboard progress tracking

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For weekly practice

Build a consistent practice rhythm and review each case in detail.

$10/ month

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Your plan includes

  • 10 full case reports each month
  • Access to a high-quality case library used in top business schools
  • Full report access with transcript-backed feedback
  • Standard drills
  • Full dashboard progress tracking

Pro

For intensive prep

Increase your case volume and get deeper practice recommendations.

$25/ month

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Everything in Plus, with

  • 30 full case reports each month
  • Advanced drills

Plus and Pro are billed monthly. Cancel anytime.

FAQ

Questions candidates usually ask first.

How does CaseOnCall join my mock case?

Add [email protected] to the calendar invite or meeting guests. The bot joins the call, listens to the practice case, and prepares the report after the session.

Which meeting tools does it work with?

CaseOnCall is designed for common video meeting tools such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. You keep running the case with your partner the same way you normally would.

How does scoring work?

The report scores core case skills such as structure, analysis, math, communication, synthesis, and recommendation quality. Scores are tied to transcript evidence so you can see the moment behind the judgment.

What drills do I get after a case?

The report points you to the next behavior to practice, such as tightening your opening structure, explaining a data request, sanity-checking math, or turning an insight into a recommendation.

Does it replace a case partner?

No. CaseOnCall is built for practice calls with a real case partner. It adds structured feedback after the session so the live conversation can stay natural.

What does pricing look like?

Free includes 1 full report each month with transcript-backed feedback, and additional case reports in the same month stay in preview. Plus is $10 per month for 10 full case reports, standard drills, and case-library access. Pro is $25 per month for 30 full case reports and advanced drills. Paid plans are billed monthly and you can cancel anytime.

Can I get a refund?

If something breaks or a report cannot be produced after a valid practice session, contact support and we will review it. Refunds are handled case by case for failed sessions or billing mistakes.

What happens to recordings and transcripts?

Recordings and transcripts are used to generate your report and support transcript-backed feedback. Review the privacy policy and consent notice for the full data handling details.

Can I use it for different case types?

Yes. CaseOnCall can be used for common consulting case formats, including profitability, market entry, pricing, growth, operations, and strategy cases.

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