Free ratings: what repeats and what does not
What stays free over time and what draws on coins.
The short answer
The AI scan is free with an account, and because it is free you can run it again. What the site does not state is a daily allowance, so there is no "every day" promise to quote. Anything priced - a judge, an AI judge clip, a premade clip, an arena stake - draws on your Coin balance, and Rewards is the free way to top that balance up.
What the free scan covers
A scan gives you a score out of ten, a verdict, a roast and the six-axis breakdown. It costs nothing and needs an account, because the result is saved to a history that the leaderboard and the Arena read from. The free cock rating guide goes through the four parts of the result.
Nothing in the site’s own copy sets a per-day or per-month cap on the scan, and nothing promises one is absent either. If a limit exists it would show in the scan window itself, which is the place to check rather than this article.
What does not repeat for free
Everything else with a price comes off your Coin balance: a rating from a human judge, AI judges clips priced per template, premade clips, and arena stakes. These are not free on day one or any other day. What you can do for free lists exactly where the line falls, and it is worth reading once.
If you want a response that is about you rather than a number, that is where a priced judge comes in, and the price is on the card before you pay.
Browsing is free too: judge profiles, template prices, wallpapers and clip previews all open without paying, which is a good way to spend a day when you do not want to run another scan.
Where Rewards credit fits
Rewards is how a balance gets built without a card. Completing short surveys from CPX Research earns credit, and what is available depends on what the provider has for your region and profile, so it is a supply that comes and goes rather than a daily drip. How to earn free credit covers the mechanics.
It needs an account, since a completed survey has to be attributed to someone, and the list refreshes each time the window opens.
A realistic routine is to run scans while they cost nothing, check Rewards when the balance runs down, and look at Special Offers before any top-up. None of it depends on a daily reset, which is the point: you are not racing a clock.
Read what "free" is attached to
The word is only useful if the conditions are in view. The US Federal Trade Commission’s Guides on the use of the word "free" say conditions on such an offer should be set forth clearly and conspicuously at the outset, close to the offer rather than in a footnote.
That is a fair standard to hold any site to, this one included. Free here means the scan costs nothing, with an account; for everything else, the price is shown before you commit.