GenZab vs Exam-Mate: free, current, and it generates

Exam-Mate has a solid topical question bank and its own AI tools, but its free tier stops at 2019 and the AI sits behind a subscription. GenZab keeps 100,000+ current papers free, gives free AI credits on signup, and generates worksheets with answer keys.

	GenZab	Exam-Mate
Past papers	100,000+, current, free	Free only up to 2019
Topical questions	Via generated worksheets	Large bank, gated
AI features	Free credits on signup	Subscription only
Revision notes	Free, 200+ subjects	Limited
Predicted papers	Generated on demand	AI prediction, paid
Free tier	Free credits + full papers	5 questions per PDF, 1 build
Price	Free core, Student $29.99/mo	Paid from $12/mo

Where Exam-Mate is strong

-A mature, well-organised topical past-paper question bank
-Already ships AI tools: mock exams, prediction and a revision assistant
-Very broad multi-board coverage including CIE, Edexcel, OCR, AQA, IB and more
-Established exam-builder tooling for teachers

Where GenZab is different

-Free papers are current, not capped at 2019
-AI is usable free from signup with free credits, not subscription-locked
-Free notes plus workbooks and cheat sheets on the Pro plan
-Answer keys generated for every worksheet

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Frequently asked

What is the catch with Exam-Mate free?

Exam-Mate free papers stop at 2019 and it limits free users to a few questions per PDF and one built PDF. GenZab keeps 100,000+ current papers free and gives free AI credits on signup.

Does GenZab have AI like Exam-Mate?

Yes. GenZab generates worksheets, answer keys and predicted papers. Unlike Exam-Mate, the AI is usable free from signup rather than behind a subscription.

Which covers more boards?

Exam-Mate covers more boards overall (CIE, Edexcel, OCR, AQA, IB and others). GenZab focuses on Cambridge and IB with deeper free notes and generation.