Prepare for the NAATI CCL test in your language.

No. It is a practice estimate out of 90, against the pass mark of 63. Only NAATI gives official results. CCL Mate is independent and not affiliated with NAATI.

Yes. Premium is a subscription. It renews automatically at the price you chose (A$19 every 2 weeks, A$29 every month or A$59 every 3 months) until you cancel. We email you before your first renewal.

Sign in at cclmate.com/premium, or open Premium in the online practice, and choose Cancel subscription. You can also use the Manage subscription link in any receipt email, or email admin@cclmate.com. Premium stays until the end of the time you've paid for, and you won't be charged again.

As soon as your first payment goes through, usually within seconds. It covers the CCL language your account is set up for, in any browser and in the Windows app. If you already have Premium from a pass or as an early tester, you can subscribe when it ends.

200 key words, 10 sentences and a full mock test (2 dialogues) that you mark yourself. You need a free account, but no card. Try the free version

One CCL language per account, chosen from 15. Use it in any browser on your phone or computer, or in the Windows app. The Android app is in testing on Google Play (join the test).

Nothing needs to change: your subscription keeps going until you cancel. When you no longer need Premium, cancel it, and it stays on until the end of the time you've paid for.

Not inside a subscription. Cancel it, and when your Premium ends, choose the new plan.

Stripe emails you and tries your card again over the next 8 days. Premium stays on while it tries. If no payment goes through, the subscription ends and nothing more is charged.

No refunds for a change of mind, except where the law where you live gives a right to cancel (as the terms and the payment page say). If something is wrong with CCL Mate, you have rights under the Australian Consumer Law: we fix the problem, and for a major problem you can cancel and get a refund for the unused part. Cancelling stops future payments; it doesn't refund the period you're in. See Payments and refunds.