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NeetCode Pro

status: enrolling · checked 2026-10-08

As of 2026-10-08 neetcode.io/pro sells Lifetime access for $297 (shown struck from $599, 'one-time payment') and One-Year Access for $119 (struck from $199, 'auto-renew off by default'). source

NeetCode Pro adds video courses, a 300+ problem bank with an in-browser judge in 8 languages, AI hints and a Discord to the free NeetCode 150 lists most people already use. It suits someone who learns from Navdeep Singh's videos and wants a structured path for $119 a year or $297 for life. Before paying, work through the free lists first, since much of the value is free, and watch for the recurring flash sales.

The facts

Category Interview prep programs, Software engineering
Website neetcode.io/pro
Based Seattle, WA
Format online-self-paced
Programs NeetCode Pro (200+ videos on data structures, algorithms and system design; 300+ practice problems in 8 languages with in-browser judge; written guides; NeetBot AI hints and debug; 100+ company tags; private Discord), Free tier: Blind 75, NeetCode 150, NeetCode 250 lists, roadmap, free video solutions, 'Versus' mode
Length Self-paced; One-Year plan is 12 months of access, Lifetime is 'Everything, forever'. unknown
Tuition $119 to $297 Lifetime $297 (struck $599), One-Year $119 (struck $199) at https://neetcode.io/pro, re-checked 2026-10-08. Reddit threads report flash sales of the one-year plan at $47 (r/leetcode, Sept 2026) and $50 (r/leetcode, late 2025), so the headline price moves. verified
Financing upfront
One-time Lifetime payment or a one-year plan with 'auto-renew off by default'. FAQ: 'We generally do not offer refunds because our content is consumable. We offer extensive free content so you can try before you buy. In rare circumstances, we may grant a refund at our discretion – contact [email protected]' (https://neetcode.io/pro).
Admission open Buy and start; most problem lists are free without Pro.
Stack Python, Java, C++, JavaScript, C#, Go, Swift, Kotlin

Outcomes

no outcomes published

This program does not publish job-placement or salary outcomes. Treat any number you hear from admissions as unverifiable.

Interview-prep depth

our read of the published curriculum

3 / 5

data structures and algorithms3/3
system design2/3
mock interviews0/3
behavioral0/3

Pro page lists 200+ videos and 300+ problems in 8 languages with a built-in editor and AI hints, plus system design video courses; no mock interview or behavioral features are listed.

Whatever the program covers, the interview itself is free to prepare for here: coding patterns, system design, practice prompts, company guides.

What a careful reader should know

on the record

Run by founder Navdeep Singh (ex-Amazon, ex-Google; YouTube channel with 1M+ subscribers); LinkedIn lists NeetCode as founded 2020 in Seattle, WA with 2 to 10 employees (not verified on the site, so founded is left null). Reddit sentiment is mixed: the free NeetCode 150 list and videos are widely praised and several commenters call Pro unnecessary ('The free version… is the most valuable part'), while others call it 'far superior' to AlgoExpert; a Sept 2026 r/leetcode thread (91 upvotes) debates a $47 one-year flash sale, with the top reply suggesting an AI assistant instead. The struck 'list' prices and periodic flash sales mean the price you see is rarely the lowest available.

Third-party signals: Reddit sentiment mixed. Graduation-time star ratings are collected by the schools; weigh them accordingly.

Sources (2)

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