Land the Lab is for
Engineers interviewing at the top AI labs who want to be ready in weeks, not months.
Land the Lab vs Hello Interview
Hello Interview teaches system design and coding through courses and guided practice, with a library of reported interview questions. Land the Lab is built for one outcome: getting hired by the top AI labs. A real-time data pipeline with human curation gathers the questions from across the internet; it maps each lab's interview loop round by round, dates every question by when it was last asked, gives a curated answer for it, and lets you remix that answer and practice it with AI.
Hello Interview is for
Learning system design from first principles, with courses, videos and guided practice.
At a glance
| Feature | Land the Lab | Hello Interview |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | 60 top AI labs and AI companies, each with its interview loop mapped round by round | Big tech broadly: Meta, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and more |
| Questions | 1,993 questions from a real-time pipeline across the internet, curated by people and dated by when each was last asked | 5,000+ reported questions across companies |
| Answers | 480 curated answers, chapter by chapter, with what L4, L5 and L6 look like | Written breakdowns and videos for common problems |
| Practice | Remix an answer into your own copy; Claude grades each part at your level and asks the follow-ups | Guided practice with AI feedback and an AI tutor |
| System design | Designs built one requirement at a time in Excalidraw | Courses and breakdowns for system design and low-level design |
| Jobs and company data | 3,399 open engineering roles, synced daily, with funding and headcount | No job listings or company data |
| Price | Free to start (one full answer per company) · $60/mo · $135/quarter · $200/yr | $59/mo · $119/yr · $399 lifetime (no auto-renew; on sale for $47 · $95 · $319 when checked) |
Hello Interview facts and prices from hellointerview.com, checked Oct 13, 2026.
Why people prepping for an AI lab switch
- Built for the AI labs' loops, not big tech in general: the rounds each lab runs and what each asks.
- Practice on the exact question, not a course: remix a worked answer and get graded at your level.
- System designs drawn step by step in Excalidraw, one requirement at a time.
- Each question dated by when it was last asked, so you skip the retired ones.