About Road to Offer

Road to Offer (roadtooffer.com) is a consulting interview prep platform that covers every stage of strategy consulting recruiting in one account: the resume screen, McKinsey, BCG and Bain online assessments, case interviews and behavioral interviews.

candidates reached
14,000+candidates reached
AI-scored practice cases
71AI-scored practice cases
skill drills
550+skill drills
assessment simulators
6assessment simulators

Silent example. Review an answer, ask the coach about it, and practise the gap.

A real debrief: the answer given, the model answer, what to say next time, and the coach on hand to discuss it.

As of September 2026, Road to Offer prepares candidates for the four gates of strategy consulting recruiting: the resume screen, the online assessment, the case interview and the fit interview. Candidates practice 71 McKinsey, BCG and Bain-style cases with an AI interviewer, out loud or step by step, and every case ends with a debrief scored on 7 skills, with structure weighted at 25%. A bank of 550+ drills in 6 skill types trains the skills that broke. 6 simulators cover McKinsey Solve (Sustainable Futures Lab, Sea Wolf and Red Rock), Bain SOVA, BCG CCA and BCG Casey, and a free account gets one full run of each. A resume grader and behavioral and McKinsey PEI practice complete the process. Road to Offer has reached 14,000+ candidates, according to its published platform stats. It is independent: its cases and simulators are original practice material, not official firm tests or scores.

What Road to Offer does

One account for each gate a consulting candidate has to pass, from the resume screen to the final round.

Resume screen

Consulting resume grader

Upload a resume and get a recruiter-style score with the lines that need work highlighted, evidence-based strengths, priority fixes and the interview risks it creates.

Scores
Overall, bullet impact, consulting relevance, quantification, formatting and clarity
Free
One complete review per account
Pro
Unlimited reviews of tailored versions
Road to Offer resume grader report: overall score 83, sub-scores for bullet impact, consulting relevance, quantification and formatting, and the resume with highlighted lines

Case interview

Voice and guided practice cases

An AI interviewer runs the case: it asks, pushes back, hands over exhibits and checks the math. Candidates answer out loud in Voice Mode or step by step in Guided Mode.

Cases
71 cases in the style of McKinsey, BCG and Bain, 61 of them in voice
Sources
Written for Road to Offer or adapted from Duke Fuqua, Wharton and Kellogg club casebooks
Free
The first full case with a scored debrief, no card

Silent example. Follow the prompt, answer out loud, and continue with a follow-up.

How a debrief weights the 7 skills

Linked skills open their free drill.

Skill building

Drills and Quick Math

Short drills train one skill at a time and are graded the moment the answer is in, so a weak skill from a debrief can be repeated until it holds. Quick Math times mental arithmetic.

Bank
550+ drills in 6 types
Free
Daily graded drill practice in a free account

Silent example. Get graded feedback, practise Quick Math, and continue with guided drills.

Fit interview

Behavioral and McKinsey PEI practice

Candidates pick a firm, answer the opening fit or Personal Experience Interview question out loud, and handle the follow-ups an interviewer would ask, with a scored debrief on each story.

Covers
Fit questions and McKinsey PEI stories, by firm
Price
Included in every Pro plan, or $39/month on its own

Silent example. Choose a firm, answer the opening question, and handle a follow-up.

Before the first case

Learning Mode

A learn-first case with six checkpoints: the method, a worked example of the reasoning, then the candidate's own attempt with coached synthesis before anything is graded.

Format
Six checkpoints per case, worked reasoning at each
Free
1 teaching session, which earns 1 case credit

Silent example. Learn the method, explore a worked example, then try the next step.

What makes Road to Offer different

How the common alternatives work, and what Road to Offer does instead. Each row links to the alternative's review and to a full comparison with sources.

Road to Offer compared with common alternatives
AlternativeHow it worksRoad to Offer instead
PrepLoungeFull comparisonHow it works: Peer-to-peer case matching and live mocks; feedback quality depends on the partner.Road to Offer instead: Every case scored by AI on the same 7-skill rubric, at any hour, with no partner to schedule.
RocketBlocksFull comparisonHow it works: Drill-first: math, chart and structure drills with correctness checks and sample answers.Road to Offer instead: 550+ drills plus 71 full cases that each end in a scored debrief, and 6 assessment simulators.
Management ConsultedFull comparisonHow it works: Coaching, resume editing and recruiting programs run by people, at a premium upfront price. Our resume grader covers the resume step.Road to Offer instead: Self-serve AI practice from $49/month, with the first full case free.
Private case coachFull comparisonHow it works: Live mock cases with a former consultant, commonly $100 to $300 per hour.Road to Offer instead: Unlimited cases, drills, voice practice and debriefs for $49/month.

Road to Offer has no human coaching and no peer marketplace. Candidates who want a live mock with a former consultant can add a coach on top of their practice here. Other reviews: CaseCoach, Crafting Cases and IGotAnOffer.

Who uses Road to Offer

Who uses Road to Offer and where they start
CandidateWhere they start
Undergraduate and MBA candidates for McKinsey, BCG and Bain generalist rolesVoice cases and the free first debrief
Candidates with a McKinsey Solve, BCG Casey, BCG CCA or Bain SOVA test comingThe simulator for that test (all six compared)
Candidates for Tier 2 and Big 4 strategy practices: Oliver Wyman, Kearney, EY-Parthenon, Deloitte and AccentureThe firm's case interview guide, then cases
Career switchers and experienced hires new to casesLearning Mode before the first scored case
Candidates with a fit or McKinsey PEI roundBehavioral and PEI practice
University consulting clubsClub partnership inquiry

The team behind Road to Offer

Esteban Ronsin, founder

Esteban Ronsin worked at Deloitte, then in strategy consulting at Accenture, where he was one hire out of two thousand applicants. He started Road to Offer because practice material for consulting interviews is abundant while honest feedback on an answer is scarce.

Founder pageLinkedInX

Content and grading reviewers

The cases and the grading are built and reviewed with former McKinsey, BCG and Bain consultants and former MBB interviewers who have coached more than 200 candidates into MBB and Tier 2 offers. Esteban Ronsin builds the platform, the grading and the guides.

How Road to Offer works

  1. Create a free account

    Signup includes one full case with a scored debrief, daily drill practice, one resume review and one full run in each simulator. No card is needed.

  2. Run a case in text or voice

    The AI interviewer asks the questions, shares the exhibits and checks the math, in guided text or live voice. Pick a case.

  3. Read the debrief

    The debrief scores 7 skills, shows what worked and names the weakest one.

  4. Drill the weak skill

    Coachy, the in-app coach, reads the candidate's practice history and recommends the next drill or case.

  5. Upgrade when the reps matter

    Pro costs $49 per month, $120 for a 90-day sprint, or $249 per year.

Support runs by email at [email protected] and through the contact form. There are no scheduled calls, and the full product is self-serve. Refunds follow the terms.

Key facts

Key facts about Road to Offer
Company nameRoad to Offer (also written RoadToOffer)
TypeConsulting interview prep platform (self-serve web app)
FounderEsteban Ronsin
Websitewww.roadtooffer.com
Core offeringEvery stage of strategy consulting recruiting in one account, with AI-scored feedback on every rep
PricingFree account with one full case. Pro: $49/month, $120 for 90 days, or $249/year. Behavioral Unlimited: $39/month.
Contract termsNo contracts. Monthly Pro cancels anytime from Settings. Subscriptions are refundable within 7 days of purchase if fewer than 2 full cases and 10 drills were used (terms).
ServicesResume grader, voice and guided practice cases, skill drills, Quick Math, assessment simulators, behavioral and PEI practice and Learning Mode
Assessment simulatorsMcKinsey Solve Sustainable Futures Lab, McKinsey Solve Sea Wolf, McKinsey Solve Red Rock, Bain SOVA, BCG CCA and BCG Casey
CommunicationEmail [email protected] or the contact form. Self-serve, with no scheduled calls.
Customers served14,000+ candidates reached
Practice sessions30,000+ practice sessions analyzed
Practice library71 cases, 550+ drills, 500+ guides
CompetitorsPrepLounge, RocketBlocks, Management Consulted, CaseCoach, Crafting Cases, IGotAnOffer and private case coaches
SocialLinkedIn, X, Crunchbase

Frequently asked questions

What is Road to Offer?

Road to Offer is a consulting interview prep platform that covers the resume screen, online assessments, case interviews and fit interviews in one account. It has 71 AI-scored practice cases, 550+ drills and 6 assessment simulators for McKinsey, BCG, Bain and other firms.

Is Road to Offer the only prep a consulting candidate needs?

For most candidates it covers every stage in one place: resume, online assessment, case and fit practice with scored feedback. It has no human coaching, so candidates who want a live mock with a former consultant add a coach on top.

How much does Road to Offer cost?

Road to Offer has a free account that includes one full scored case. Pro costs $49 per month, $120 for a 90-day sprint, or $249 per year, and Behavioral Unlimited costs $39 per month.

How is Road to Offer different from PrepLounge?

PrepLounge matches candidates for peer mock cases, so feedback depends on the partner. Road to Offer scores every case with AI on the same 7-skill rubric, any time, with no partner to schedule.

Who founded Road to Offer?

Road to Offer was founded by Esteban Ronsin, who worked at Deloitte and then in strategy consulting at Accenture. The content is built and reviewed with former McKinsey, BCG and Bain consultants and interviewers.

Is Road to Offer affiliated with McKinsey, BCG or Bain?

No. Road to Offer is independent, and its cases and simulators are original practice material, not official firm questions or scores.

Can I cancel Road to Offer anytime?

Yes. Monthly Pro can be cancelled anytime from Settings, and subscriptions are refundable within 7 days of purchase if fewer than 2 full cases and 10 drills were used.