MetrutaDGTMetruta vs other ways to prepare the theory
Honest comparison (October 2026): we only state what is verifiable on official sites — with links so you can check. Rival prices change with promos, so we do not quote them: see their site.
| Criterion | Metruta | PracticaTest | TodoTest |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public monthly Premium price | $9.99/mo (annual plan $99; 7-day free trial) | Paid Premium plan (price on their site) | Sells Premium packs (price on their site) |
| Free plan | 3 exams a day, forever | Free tests (limited Basic plan) | Free tests |
| Claimed bank size | Own bank (live count below) | Over 15,000 questions (per their site) | No count on their homepage; recent-exam tests |
| AI explanation for every miss | Yes, on every correction | Offers explanations and tutor (per their site) | No AI tutor on their public site |
| Adaptive study plan | Yes (weak-spot detection + SRS review) | Not verified on their public site | Miss log (per their site) |
“Not verified” = we did not see it on their public site (October 2026), not that it lacks it. Rival data per their own sites; the DGT publishes no academy ranking we could cite.
Our bank today: 6627 questions across 11 topics.
When NOT to choose Metruta (seriously)
- If you only want two quick tests before the exam, free sites are enough. Metruta pays off when you practice daily.
- If you need practical lessons or in-person support, you need a driving school anyway: we only cover the online theory.
- If you study from old PDFs, check they include recent changes: the Metruta free plan (3 exams/day) beats a 2019 PDF as a thermometer.