Elite AI college counseling. For everyone.

ChatGPT is a general-purpose chatbot. It can sound sure when it isn’t, and it doesn’t have the college data Acceptra uses. Acceptra reads college data from sources it names, refreshes it daily, and shows you the source every time. It also remembers you: your grades, your school list, your drafts, your deadlines. You never start from a blank chat.

No. You write your essays. Acceptra gives feedback and suggests edits you accept or reject, and it never invents your story. What you submit must be your own work, which is also what colleges and the Common App require.

Four sources: IPEDS (the US Department of Education’s database of every accredited college), CollegeData (regularly updated), each college’s official website, and the wider internet. Acceptra only mentions facts when it can show its source. When a fact isn’t available, Acceptra tells you so.

It can tell you where you stand. Acceptra compares your grades and scores with each college’s reported admit data and sorts your list into reach, target, and safety. No one can promise you admission. Only the college decides.

It’s the best time. Freshman and sophomore year is when you choose the courses, activities, and summers that your application will be built from. Acceptra suggests programs and competitions that fit what you already love, so junior year isn’t a scramble.

Type /goal (on Monthly and Yearly) and say what you want in plain words, like “Plan my path to Georgia Tech for engineering” or “Find schools under $30k with strong biology.” Acceptra turns it into a plan: a list, the deadlines for each school, the essays each one asks for, and a to-do list in the right order.

The workspace is AI. Ask support anything at support@acceptra.ai and a person replies.

Yes. Acceptra is built for international applicants too. It covers US colleges in depth, including the things international applicants trip on: test policies, English proficiency, and which schools offer aid to international students.

Yes! While our school data (admit rates, test policies, costs, and deadlines) mainly covers US colleges today, everything else works wherever you apply: feedback on your UCAS personal statement or any other essay, your deadlines and tasks, activities, and summer programs. Applying to the UK, Canada, or Europe as well as the US? Keep it all in one workspace.

Yes. Free needs no card. It has every tool that isn’t AI, with up to 10 documents (50 MB), plus 10 AI messages a week with Quick answers, and 3 free tries of Think and 1 of deep research. Cancel Monthly any time and keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Monthly is $25 a month. Yearly is one payment for 12 months of access and doesn’t renew. Launch price until November 21, 11:59 PM ET. Then $120. Prices are in USD; taxes may apply at checkout. Any payment can be refunded in full within 14 days.

No. It’s one payment for 12 months. Adding another year is a new purchase at the price then.

Monthly and Yearly have no weekly cap on AI messages. To keep it fair, one account can send up to 60 messages an hour and 300 a day, and after heavy use in a day, answers switch to Quick until the next day. Most students never see either.

Access to the Acceptra web app (software) at app.acceptra.ai. Free includes every tool that isn’t AI, 10 AI messages a week, and 3 free tries of Think and 1 of deep research; Monthly and Yearly add AI messages within fair use (see “What does unlimited mean?”), Think, deep research and /goal. It is delivered instantly online, and nothing is shipped. Acceptra is software.

Creem, our reseller and Merchant of Record, handles checkout, tax and receipts. Acceptra never sees your full card number.