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Effective · 18 Jul 2026 · v0.1 specimen
Specimen — counsel's wording to follow1.The fee schedule
Prices include VAT. The £1.99 payment starts a 48-hour full-access trial that converts to the monthly plan unless you cancel inside the window; the £1.99 is credited against your first month.
2.Renewal and cancellation
The only automatic charge is the one disclosed at purchase. Your £1.99 trial converts to £29/month after 48 hours unless you cancel — we email a reminder before it happens, and cancelling keeps your 48 hours. After conversion, access ends at your exam date and nothing renews past it without asking. Cancel in one click from Settings — effective immediately, with a refund for unused whole months. No retention offers, no chat queue, no guilt.
3.The free-retake promise
Finish your plan and fail the real exam, and your next attempt's preparation is on us. "Finish" means the plan reached exam day with its scheduled work substantially done — we read the same plan you do, and we read it generously.
4.What Examora is, and is not
- Examora is exam preparation. It is not medical advice, and never a substitute for clinical judgement or local guidance.
- Practice content is written for examinations, not for clinical use; treat patients from guidelines, not from question banks. Items are signed by a named clinician before they serve — where no signature is in place yet, the item is marked as unreviewed on screen.
- We are not affiliated with the GMC, HEE, the NHS or any examining body.
5.Your account, our conduct
One candidate per account. Don't scrape the bank, resell items, or sit the diagnostic for someone else. In return: your map and history stay yours, exportable, even after you leave.
6.Liability, law, the rest
Governing law to be fixed by counsel's draft (the company is a Wyoming LLC serving UK candidates); statutory consumer rights unaffected; liability caps and the boring-but-necessary clauses arrive with that draft.