Student-friendly pricing for a better review loop.
Get the full missed-question workflow: logging, error taxonomy, rule extraction, active recall, and spaced review.
One plan. Your entire review loop.
Everything you need to turn missed questions into durable recall, without feature gates or complicated tiers.
LoopdMed Complete
Every feature included from day one
Simple monthly billing
Pay yearly
$129 billed once per year
No charge for 7 days. Cancel anytime.
Everything included
An independent study tool. LoopdMed organizes your practice mistakes and active recall. It does not replace licensed exam materials or guarantee a particular score.
Know what you are paying for.
LoopdMed is the review layer around your personal practice mistakes. It does not bundle or replace third-party QBank access.
What is included in the LoopdMed plan?
The plan includes missed-question screenshot and text intake, error-reason tagging, high-yield rule extraction, active-recall prompts, spaced review, and access across supported devices.
How does the 7-day free trial work?
New users can try the full LoopdMed workflow for seven days before continuing on the selected monthly or annual plan. Review the checkout screen for the current billing date and subscription details before starting.
Can I cancel my plan?
Yes. LoopdMed is presented as cancel-anytime access. Manage the subscription before the next renewal date to avoid another billing period.
What does the annual plan include?
The annual plan includes the same LoopdMed workflow as the monthly plan for $129 per year. Confirm the latest included features and purchase terms on the checkout screen.
Does the subscription include UWorld, AAMC, AMBOSS, or official exam questions?
No. LoopdMed is an independent retention tool and does not include third-party QBank subscriptions or official exam materials. Continue using licensed providers for their questions and explanations.
Does LoopdMed guarantee a particular exam score?
No study tool can guarantee a particular result. LoopdMed helps students maintain a structured review habit, but outcomes depend on practice quality, consistency, prior preparation, and many other factors.
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