Pass your insurance exam.
Without overpaying for it.

It depends on your state. Roughly 17 states, including California, Florida, New York and Georgia, require state-approved pre-licensing education before you can sit for the producer exam. Most other states, Texas among them, require only that you pass the exam. Our courses are exam preparation, and we sell them in the states where exam prep is all the law requires. Our Texas insurance license exam prep course is built for that path. If your state mandates pre-licensing education, you will need an approved provider for that portion, and we say so plainly on the state page rather than selling you something that will not satisfy the requirement.

Yes. Public adjuster exam prep is live in 21 states. Public adjuster licensing is exam-only in most of the country, which means no state-approved course is required before you sit, so the path from decision to license is short. Each course is built to that state's official exam outline, and every legal rule in it, bond amounts, fee caps and contract cancellation windows, is cited to the statute or regulation it comes from. Our free state licensing guides walk through the requirements before you buy anything.

Yes, in the 17 states that treat Life and Health as separate lines of authority tested together. Our combo course covers both in a single enrollment at one price rather than making you buy two. In states that split the exams, you take the courses that match the exams your state actually gives. The course catalog shows exactly which format applies where you live.

Most students finish in 2 to 4 weeks of casual study, an hour or two a night. You can move faster if you are in a rush. There is no time limit, and lifetime access means you can take as long as you need.

Retake it. Many states let you sit again as soon as you pay the exam fee a second time. Your course does not expire, so you can come back, work the sections you missed, and try again at no additional course cost. If you feel the course itself let you down, contact us within 7 days of purchase for a full refund.

In content terms it is not, and that is the point. Exam content outlines are set by the state, not by the provider. We write quality material to those outlines and charge $49.99 instead of $200 to $400 because we do not spend millions on television advertising. You get the same learning outcome and keep the difference.

Where approval is required it matters, and where it is not required there is no approval to hold. Our exam-prep courses are sold in states that do not require state-approved pre-licensing education for the license in question, and in those states no provider approval exists or is needed. Separately, we hold approved continuing education filings in Colorado and have CE filings pending with the Texas and South Carolina departments of insurance. Every course page states which category it falls in, so you always know whether you are buying state-approved credit or exam preparation.

Yes. The platform works on phones, tablets and desktops, and your progress syncs across devices so you can study anywhere.