Gifting DGT tests: the quick guide to a useful present 🎁
Quick answer: Yes, it's a good idea — with one condition: the person is genuinely in the process (theory underway or exam in sight). An updated test subscription is a gift that gets used daily and saves real money: preparing theory independently with a platform avoids €150–300 of driving school, and arriving at the exam at 90% avoids repeating the €94.05 fee. On TraficoTest plans run from €4.90 (1 week) to €19.90 (3 months) — for a gift, the 1-month (€11.90) or 3-month plan is the usual sweet spot.
Updated: 17/08/2026 · Sources: DGT, BOE and current regulations
Which plan to gift by stage (table)
| Their situation | Plan | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Just decided / starting from zero | 3 months (€19.90) | Covers full theory + mocks without rush |
| Already studying, exam in 4–6 weeks | 1 month (€11.90) | The intensive mock phase |
| Exam in sight, wants final review | 1–2 weeks (€4.90–6.90) | A sprint of mocks and mistakes |
Why it's a better gift than it sounds
- It gets used: 10–15 min daily on the phone, zero friction.
- It saves measurable money: avoids theory classes (€150–300) and fails (€94.05 for a new fee).
- No ads, no lock-in — the gift doesn't chain anyone to anything.
- Works in English and Spanish — perfect for foreign partners or friends too (foreigners' guide).
How to gift it in practice
Simplest route: activate the plan on their account (or create one with their email) from the pricing page — access is immediate on web, iOS and Android, and progress syncs. Add a note with the golden rule: «book the exam when your probability shows 90%» — you've just gifted the method too.
Frequently asked questions
Is a DGT test subscription a good gift?
Yes — if they're in the licence process: used daily, saves real money.
How much does gifting TraficoTest cost?
From €4.90 to €19.90; the 1-month plan (€11.90) is the most common gift.
What if they don't speak Spanish well?
TraficoTest is bilingual (EN/ES) and the B theory exam can be taken in English at the DGT.
Does the subscription auto-renew or lock you in?
No — fixed-duration plans, no lock-in.
