FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What Coxpa is, how each assessment is scored, what the paid report contains, and how we handle payments and privacy.

What is Coxpa?

Coxpa is a small family of self-reflection assessments. Each tool answers one question in plain language: Corelpa checks compatibility between two people, Codespa measures your own romantic readiness, and Cofelpa is a weekly emotional check-in.

Which Coxpa assessment should I take first?

Pick by the question you are actually asking. If you want to understand a specific relationship, take Corelpa. If you want to know whether you are ready for one, take Codespa. If you want to track how you have been feeling week to week, take Cofelpa.

How long does an assessment take?

Most people finish in eight to twelve minutes. You answer behavioural statements one at a time, you can use the number keys to move quickly, and your result summary appears on screen as soon as the last statement is answered.

How is my score calculated?

Every statement belongs to a dimension. Each dimension is scored separately, then weighted according to what the assessment is for, so the categories that matter for a business partnership are weighted differently from the ones that matter for a marriage.

Is the free result enough, or do I need the full report?

The on-screen result is free and shows your scores and headline patterns. The paid report is a twenty-section PDF written against your own answers, covering what drives each score and what to do next. Take the free version first.

How much does the full report cost?

One report is a single payment, shown at checkout before you pay, and it unlocks one download of that report. There is no subscription, no account to create, and no recurring charge of any kind.

Do I need an account to take an assessment?

No. You answer the statements, read your result, and optionally unlock the full report. Nothing asks you to register, and no password exists to remember or lose.

Are these assessments accurate?

They are structured, weighted self-report questionnaires, so they are as accurate as your answers are honest. They describe patterns for reflection. They are not clinical instruments and they do not diagnose anything.

Can Coxpa diagnose a mental health or relationship problem?

No. Coxpa is a reflection tool, not a medical or therapeutic service. If a result worries you, or if you are in crisis, speak to a qualified professional or your local crisis line rather than relying on a report.

What happens to my answers?

Answers are used to produce your result and your report. We do not sell them and we do not publish them. The privacy page explains exactly what is stored and how to ask for deletion by email.

My payment went through but the report did not download. What now?

Email us the address you used at checkout and roughly when you paid. That is enough to find the payment and re-issue the report. Never send card details by email.

Who writes the assessments and articles?

The Coxpa editorial team writes and reviews every item, guide and article in-house, and revises a page when the underlying assessment changes. Where published research informs a claim, the source is named and linked on the page.

Still stuck?

Read about Coxpa, check the privacy policy, or contact us. One inbox, read by a person, usually answered within two working days.

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