Practice the current TOEFL speaking tasks
Record TOEFL speaking responses for the 2026 task set under real timing rather than working from memorized templates.
My Speaking Score is a web-based TOEFL speaking practice tool with instant score estimates and feedback on recorded responses before test day.
My Speaking Score is an online TOEFL speaking practice platform focused on the speaking section of the test. It lets users record responses, receive an instant score estimate, and review feedback that explains what is affecting the score.
The site positions the product around the 2026 TOEFL speaking tasks and offers two scoring options: a Vox AI Scoring Engine for frequent practice and a licensed ETS Scoring Engine for benchmark validation. The pricing page says the first test is free and that later access uses credits rather than a subscription.
Record TOEFL speaking responses for the 2026 task set under real timing rather than working from memorized templates.
Receive an instant band score, with scoring broken down by dimension instead of a single overall result.
Review your response with word-level scoring feedback so you can identify the specific change that may improve the score.
Choose between the Vox AI Scoring Engine for frequent practice and the ETS Scoring Engine for benchmark checks.
Buy credits instead of a subscription; credits never expire according to the pricing page.
Access the free first test before buying credits, as stated on the pricing page.
Use the free first test or purchased credits to practice speaking under real timing before a TOEFL exam date.
Run frequent checks with the Vox AI Scoring Engine when you want quick feedback after repeated practice sessions.
Use the ETS Scoring Engine when you want a stronger benchmark estimate before test day and want to validate readiness.
Compare a new response to the scored feedback, then retest after making one targeted change.
The site says the product offers two scoring options: Vox AI Scoring Engine and the ETS Scoring Engine. Vox is positioned for frequent practice and fast feedback, while the ETS Engine is positioned for benchmark validation and final readiness checks.
Credits are shared across both scoring options. The site states that Vox AI uses 1 credit per task or 2 credits for a full test, while the ETS Engine uses 2 credits per task or 4 credits for a full test.
Scores appear in seconds, and detailed feedback typically appears within a few minutes after scoring.
The site says the ETS Engine uses licensed ETS® scoring technology, while practice scores are not official TOEFL scores. My Speaking Score presents the scores as practice estimates to help users understand their current speaking level and what to improve.
No. The pricing page says there are no monthly fees. You buy credits only when you want scoring.