About Mokk. A live AI interviewer built for product marketing interviews.

Full mock interviews built from a job posting

Paste a posting and Mokk reads the role, looks into the company, and builds a question set for that interview. A voice interviewer then runs it for about thirty minutes, close to the length of a real hiring manager round. You come out knowing how your stories hold up across a whole conversation, stamina included.

Single questions from the PMM question bank

When you have ten minutes, pick one of 89 questions across messaging and positioning, go-to-market strategy, market research, content and campaigns, and cross-functional scenarios. You answer out loud, take a follow-up, and get scored. It is the fastest way to fix one weak story before a loop.

Scoring on a published PMM rubric

Every answer is scored on five competencies at four levels, Missing, Developing, Strong, and Exceptional. The feedback quotes your own words to explain each score. Because the rubric never changes between sessions, you can see whether this week beat last week.

Free guides to the PMM loop and specific companies

The guides cover each stage of a product marketing loop, and the company guides describe how specific companies interview, with sources listed on every one. They are free and need no account. Most people read first and practice once a story feels ready.

Built only for product marketing

Every question, follow-up, and rubric level is written for PMM roles, from associate PMM to director. General tools such as Yoodli and Big Interview cover every job, so they coach delivery and generic behavioral answers. Mokk goes after positioning, launches, and influence without authority, which is what a PMM loop tests.

It follows up on the weak part of your answer

The interviewer waits for you to finish, then presses on the claim you made fastest. A general assistant like ChatGPT tends to ask one question and praise whatever comes back. The second question is usually the one that decides a round, so it is the one Mokk is built to ask.

Pay per session, with no subscription

Credits come in packs of $9, $49, and $99, and they never expire. Final Round AI charges from $25 a month and Aced (formerly Exponent) sells monthly plans. With Mokk you buy practice for one search and stop paying when it ends.

A full interview costs $5 to $9

A human PMM coach on Prepfully lists at $169 to $279 a session, and IGotAnOffer coaches run about $100 to $250 an hour. A full Mokk interview costs between about $5 and $9 depending on the pack. That makes volume cheap, so the coach budget can go on one final read near the end. The comparison page has the prices as of September 2026.

Practice only, with no live interview assistant

Final Round AI sells an assistant that listens to real interviews and suggests answers, with a Stealth Mode that hides it from screen shares. Mokk has no such feature and won't build one. Employers can trust that someone who practiced with Mokk is answering for themselves.

• PMMs with a loop on the calendar who want spoken reps on one company’s interview in the week before it.
• Senior PMMs going for group or director roles, where the follow-ups on strategy and influence get sharper.
• Content, demand gen, and brand marketers moving into product marketing, who need to sound like a PMM in positioning and launch rounds.
• Product managers switching to PMM, who know the product side and need practice on messaging and go-to-market.
• Associate PMMs and new grads preparing for their first product marketing loop.
• PMMs returning after a break who want to get back into interviewing before the rounds that count.

Mokk is not built for engineering, PM, or general interviews. If that is your loop, the comparison page lists better options.

Mokk is built by product marketers with experience at software companies including Atlassian and Figma. The team has run launches, written positioning, and sat through PMM loops on both sides of the table. That experience shapes the rubric, the questions, and the follow-ups the interviewer chooses.

It started with a gap the team hit in their own searches. Reading helps you know what a good answer contains, but it doesn’t help you produce one on the spot with a hiring manager waiting. Spoken practice meant a friend with free time, a coach at $200 an hour, or a chatbot that agreed with everything. Mokk is the practice partner we wanted before our own loops.

Mokk is independent. No company named in a guide has paid to appear or reviewed what we wrote about it, and the people who build Mokk write in a personal capacity, not for their employers. How we write guides explains the sourcing.

1. Sign up at app.mokk.ai. Sign-up needs only an email, and your first mock interview is free and runs 10 minutes. You need a browser and a microphone, and a laptop’s built-in mic is fine.
2. Pick a question or paste a posting. A question costs 1 credit and runs about ten minutes. A full interview costs 3 credits and runs about thirty.
3. Answer out loud. A quick mic check runs first, then the voice interviewer asks, listens, and follows up.
4. Read your feedback. You get a level on each competency with quotes from your answer, and your sessions stay in your account so you can track scores over time.

You work with the software for practice and with a person for everything else. Email team@mokk.ai for support, partnerships, press, or a correction, and privacy@mokk.ai for data requests. Someone on the team reads every message. Recordings are never shared with employers or recruiters, and trust and data lists every provider involved.