Aced prepares tech candidates. JobMojito prepares every student.
Aced, formerly Exponent, is tech-interview prep with courses, peer mocks and AI mock interviews, offered to universities and to bootcamps, recruiters and outplacement teams.
Any role
Sessions generate from any job description, not only product, engineering and data roles.
Your brand
The portal runs on your domain with your logo and colours.
Resumes and cover letters
The Resume Builder and cover letters sit in the same portal as the interview practice.
Row by row
What each one costs, and what a learner gets
Aced (formerly Exponent)
- Aced for Universities
- Quote only
- Aced for Business
- Quote only
A learner gets: Courses, a question bank, peer mock interviews and AI mock interviews for tech roles.
Individual plans are listed on aced.io/upgrade; prices load in the browser and were not re-verified for organisations.
JobMojito coaching
- Class, up to 50 students
- Small programme, up to 200 students
- 201 to 5,000 students
- 5,000 to 10,000 students
- Student assessments
A learner gets: Per semester: 15 live coaching sessions, 2 active resumes, 40 cover letters and unlimited trivia, in a portal under your brand.
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Choose Aced (formerly Exponent) if
- Your students target product, engineering or data roles at big tech.
- You want courses and peer mock interviews.
Choose JobMojito if
- You prepare students for every kind of role, not only tech.
- You want resumes and cover letters in the same branded portal.
Aced (formerly Exponent) questions
Is Exponent the same as Aced?
Yes. Exponent now operates as Aced, and its old address redirects to aced.io.
Which suits a whole university?
Aced focuses on tech and adjacent roles. JobMojito generates sessions from any job description, so it covers nursing, teaching and hospitality as well as engineering.
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Aced (formerly Exponent) details are taken from its own public pages, checked October 2026. Prices and features change; check their site before you buy. Aced (formerly Exponent) is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to compare.
Switching from Aced (formerly Exponent)?
Start a branded portal for free, or book a demo and we will set up a pilot with you.