The justification on the main page doesn't inspire confidence:

> IQ test reports costs 19.99 due to increased costs associated with collection, updation and normalization of data.

The real IQ test is whether or not you'll pay $20 on that justification

Take this test instead: https://openpsychometrics.org/tests/FSIQ/ It's free and IMO the best of the free tests.

I'm skeptical, given that first section is testing vocab -- not "infer what this word means from context", but just straight-up "how many words do you know", which I don't think has much to do with intelligence (whatever that means).

At the end you'll get separate results for Memory IQ, Verbal IQ and Spatial IQ in addition to the overall score. So if you don't think knowing words has to do with intelligence, you can just ignore the verbal part.

I'm skeptical of other parts of it as well; for example, one of the memory sections uses logos from popular software projects (inkscape, gnome, etc). It was a lot easier to remember the logos I'd seen before vs the ones I hadn't.

I think it's a neat test, and I'm curious to compare results with my friend who's an artist (I found the visual components challenging). But it seems less robust than something like ravens matrices.

135 can I get free money or a job now

It is a gullibility test masquerading as an IQ test.