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123test·Personality vs Truity
123test·Personality and Truity side by side: what is free, whether you must sign up, and what each does best.
A 120-question Big Five test that gives trait scores instead of a type label.
- Cost
- Free + paid extras
- Without paying
- The page says you get the basic report with your five trait scores for free, without signing up.
- Sign-up
- None needed, according to the site.
- New-customer offer
- The site showed a 70% off autumn offer; the price of the extended report itself was not displayed to us.
- Best for
- People choosing a career who want trait scores instead of a type
What we like
- A respected model with no type labels
- Clear instructions and a stated time estimate
- Research documents are linked
- No sign-up needed, according to the site
Watch out for
- Fairly long at 120 statements
- The free report points you to a paid one
- Discount banners on the page
Truity
8.2Truity's TypeFinder: 130 forced-choice questions, free brief result, paid full report.
- Cost
- Free + paid extras
- Without paying
- You can take the full test and get a brief report for free; the fuller report costs money.
- Sign-up
- Not required to take the test; optional email account to keep results.
- Best for
- People who want a more careful 16-type test and straight answers about its limits
What we like
- Clear about what it is and isn't, including that it's not the official MBTI
- Facets give more detail than four letters
- A wide range of tests, including for teams
- Says it doesn't sell your email or data and has a zero-spam policy
Watch out for
- The test is long at 130 questions
- The fuller report costs money, with no price in the FAQ
- Forced pairs can feel awkward when neither fits
Which one should you pick?
Pick 123test·Personality if you are: People choosing a career who want trait scores instead of a type. A solid, no-frills Big Five test if you want scores rather than a label, though the paid extended report is the part we couldn't check.
Pick Truity if you are: People who want a more careful 16-type test and straight answers about its limits. A solid, honest 16-type test with a free brief result, but the long test and paid full report are real drawbacks.