Control vs Beyz AI
Beyz AI advertises $24.99 a month — billed half a year at a time. The month-to-month plan is $49.99 and ships without the coding assistant. Control is $12 for a fully loaded day, $39 for a fully loaded month.
$12
Control day pass, every feature included
$49.99
Beyz month-to-month — without the coding assistant
~$150
up front for the advertised $24.99 rate
4,000+
questions in Beyz's bank — its genuine strength
The short version
Beyz AI has carved out a real niche: structured answer coaching with a 4,000-question bank wired into the live session, auto-translation for non-native speakers, and phone-interview support. Then look at how it's sold. The $24.99 rate on the landing page is the Titan plan — billed semi-annually, roughly $150 up front. Pay month to month and it's $49.99 for a stripped tier: no coding assistant, capped AI assistants, resume-only uploads. And reviewers report the overlay becoming visible the moment an interviewer asks for full-screen sharing — the exact request FAANG and enterprise loops make. Control doesn't split the product by billing period: every pass, from the $12 day up, carries the same coding help, the same automatic capture, and the same invisibility to screen shares and recorders.
Pricing
Free trial
5 messages and 2 minutes of voice. No card.
$0
Day pass
24 hours. Every feature. One-time purchase.
$12
Sprint pass
72 hours. Built for onsite loops.
$19
Monthly
Full access all month. Cancel anytime.
$39
Every pass includes every feature. The passes only change how long you have it.
Monthly
Per month. No coding assistant; resume-only uploads.
$49.99
God
Per month, billed quarterly. Coding assistant included.
$32.99
Titan
Per month, billed semi-annually (~$150 up front).
$24.99
Features
Capability
Control
Beyz AI
Invisible to screen share at base paid price
Invisible to Zoom (6.16 and earlier) and browser-based screen recording, on every pass including the $12 day pass.
Claims desktop invisibility, but reviewers report full-screen shares exposing the overlay — and the monthly tier is the stripped one.
Hidden from system process checks
Doesn't appear in Activity Monitor while running, so a system-level process check stays clean.
No process-level claim.
Live voice transcription
Real-time transcription of the interviewer on every pass — questions are picked up and answered automatically, before you ask.
Listens, matches questions to its bank, and surfaces structured guidance.
Coding-round help on every plan
The problem on your screen is captured and sent to the AI automatically — no retyping, no trigger to remember.
The coding assistant is absent from the $49.99 monthly plan entirely.
Capability
Control
Beyz AI
Phone remote control
Phone connects through secure servers: trigger screenshots, read responses, type remotely — the interview machine stays untouched.
Phone-interview support means it listens to calls — not that your phone drives the session.
Desktop-native, focus-free workflow
Native desktop app. No alt-tabbing, no extension icon in the browser toolbar.
Desktop apps for macOS 14+ and Windows 11 22H2+.
Guidance in your language
Answers follow the conversation — transcript and screen set the context.
Auto-translate is a real differentiator for non-native speakers.
Capability
Control
Beyz AI
Unmetered while you have access
No credits, session counts, or clocks while a pass is active. A 6-hour final loop costs the same as a phone screen.
Unlimited mocks and sessions — metering isn't the catch; the plan split is.
Pay for days instead of months
$12 for 24 hours, $19 for 72 hours. One-time purchases that can't renew themselves.
Monthly, quarterly, or semi-annual. The best rate needs the longest commitment.
Capability
Control
Beyz AI
Full product at the smallest price
The $12 day pass runs the same product as the $39 month.
The full product exists only on plans billed 3–6 months at a time.
Low-risk first purchase
Sales are final, but the most a first test can cost after the free trial is $12.
Month-to-month buys the stripped tier; the real tier is ~$99–150 committed.
In practice
Study Beyz's own plan table. Month-to-month at $49.99 gets you five AI assistants, resume-only uploads, and no coding assistant. The features on the marquee — coding help, unlimited assistants, file context — activate on the God and Titan plans, which bill quarterly and semi-annually. The advertised $24.99 is real, but it costs roughly $150 in one charge, for a tool you hope to need for three weeks.
Control refuses the tier split. There is one product; $12 buys a day of it, $19 a loop, $39 a month. The coding help, the voice pipeline, the stealth, the phone remote — none of it is holdback for a bigger commitment.
Beyz claims its desktop app floats invisibly above meeting windows. Reviewers report the failure mode: when an interviewer requests full-screen sharing — standard practice in FAANG and enterprise loops — the overlay is in the shared pixels. Stealth that depends on which share button the interviewer clicks isn't stealth you can plan around.
Control's overlay isn't in the shared frame at all — Zoom (6.16 and earlier) and browser-based recorders don't see it regardless of share mode, and the process doesn't show in Activity Monitor. The interviewer's choice of share button stops being your problem.
Beyz's core loop is its question bank: recognize the question, surface the structured answer pattern, coach delivery. For rehearsed behavioral rounds — especially in a second language, with auto-translate — that structure genuinely helps. It also means the guidance is anchored to the 4,000 questions it knows, not the conversation you're actually in.
Control anchors the other way: the live transcript and your captured screen are the context, so a follow-up about your specific architecture answer gets a response about your architecture — not the nearest template. Interviews are won on specifics.
Cost
The cheapest option on each side that fully covers the scenario — invisibility on, enough sessions to finish.
Scenario
Control
Beyz AI
One interview tomorrow
A single covered session with invisibility on.
$12
$49.99
Month-to-month — the tier without the coding assistant.
One onsite loop
Four or five rounds inside a week.
$19
$49.99
Same monthly minimum; full-screen share risk per reviews.
Active three-month search
Coverage across a full search cycle.
$117
~$99
The quarterly plan is cheaper on dollars — the gaps are stealth reliability and the plan split.
Track record
The other side
Fine print
Common questions
Monthly: $49.99 — Per month. No coding assistant; resume-only uploads. God: $32.99 — Per month, billed quarterly. Coding assistant included. Titan: $24.99 — Per month, billed semi-annually (~$150 up front). Control, by comparison, is $12 for a 24-hour day pass, $19 for a 72-hour sprint pass, or $39 a month — with every feature included on every pass.
Not reliably. Claims desktop invisibility, but reviewers report full-screen shares exposing the overlay — and the monthly tier is the stripped one. Control is invisible to Zoom (6.16 and earlier) and browser-based screen recording on every pass, including the $12 day pass, and doesn't appear in Activity Monitor while running.
Yes. Control covers a full interview day for $12, an onsite loop week for $19, or a month for $39 — unmetered, with screen-share invisibility, automatic question capture, live voice transcription, and a phone remote included at every price. There's also a free trial (5 messages and 2 minutes of voice) with no card required.
Control is built specifically for live interviews and assessments: it listens to the interviewer in real time, captures the problem on your screen automatically, and renders answers in an overlay that screen sharing doesn't see — controllable from your phone so the interview machine stays untouched. Coverage starts at $12 for 24 hours.
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