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Pass Florida is Florida sales associate exam-prep software for the Florida real estate sales associate licensing exam. It includes 1,142 original practice questions mapped to the 19 official content areas, 6 study modes, a 14-topic Math Coach, diagnostics, and readiness tools.

Pass Florida is a real, independently published exam-prep product available on the web, the Apple App Store, and Google Play. It is a commercial study tool, not a government website, licensing school, or testing vendor.

No. Pass Florida is independent exam prep and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by DBPR, FREC, or Pearson VUE. Official licensing requirements and testing policies come from those organizations, not from Pass Florida.

No. You still need a FREC-approved 63-hour pre-license course unless an official exemption applies. Pass Florida is for exam practice after or alongside that course and does not make you eligible to sit for the state exam.

The current question-bank manifest contains 1,142 active practice questions. The count is generated from the same versioned content bank the study product serves, so the website does not maintain a separate hand-typed total.

No. Pass Florida uses original practice questions written to teach the published Florida content outline, statutes, rules, math setups, and common wording traps. It does not claim to reproduce confidential Pearson VUE questions.

Yes. Pass Florida works in a modern web browser at https://app.passfloridarealestate.com and also on iPhone, iPad, and Android phones and tablets. The browser app requires an internet connection.

Yes. One $39.99 purchase gives the same user access on supported web and mobile devices after signing in. One license is for one person, because diagnostics and progress signals are personalized.

Supported study progress syncs across devices when you use the same account and have an internet connection. Sync is not a reason to share an account because combined activity would make readiness data unreliable.

Offline study is available in the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps after content is available on the device. The browser app requires an internet connection. Supported progress syncs after the mobile device reconnects.

No. Pass Florida provides practice, explanations, diagnostics, timed work, and readiness signals, but it does not guarantee a passing score. Your result depends on preparation, current rules, question interpretation, math accuracy, pacing, and test-day execution.

Pass Florida is $39.99 as a one-time purchase, not a monthly subscription. The listed price can change, so the pricing and checkout pages control at the time of purchase.