One price. Paid once.
No tiers. No upsells. No subscriptions.

Yes. One purchase, one price, lifetime access on iPhone, Android, and the web. No subscription, no premium tier, no "Pro" version locked behind another paywall.

You can do the whole thing in a browser. Sign up at app.passfloridarealestate.com, take the free diagnostic, and check out there. The web app has the same question bank and the same study modes as the iPhone and Android apps.

The purchase is tied to your account, not to the device you bought on. Buy in the browser and the phone app unlocks when you sign in; buy on your phone and the browser unlocks the same way. You never pay twice.

Content and pricing are identical. The difference is the screen and offline access: the iPhone, iPad, and Android apps study fully offline once their content is on the device, and the browser app needs a connection. Most students use both, a laptop at a desk and a phone in line somewhere, with progress syncing between them.

Yes. When Florida updates its statutes (which happens roughly every legislative session), the question bank gets reviewed and updated. You get all of those updates, free, automatically, for as long as the app exists.

One license is one user. The diagnostic and readiness tracking are personalized, so sharing an account would give both of you noisy study signals. At $39.99, separate accounts keep each student's progress clean.

Pass Florida currently covers the Florida real estate sales associate exam, which is the entry-level license. The broker exam is on our roadmap and will be a separate license when it ships.

Pass Florida is built for the state exam, but our 1,142 questions cover the topics on the FREC-mandated 63-hour pre-licensing curriculum. A lot of students use it alongside their pre-license course for extra drill, which is a great use of it. The diagnostic shows which course chapters you have actually internalized.

Yes. Pass Florida is designed for the Florida sales associate exam, including Florida statutes, FREC rules, escrow handling, license law, and the other Florida-specific areas candidates need to practice. Every question in Pass Florida is Florida-specific and mapped to the official 19-topic content outline.

The iPhone, iPad, and Android apps support offline study after their content is available on the device. The browser app requires an internet connection. When you sign in and reconnect, supported progress syncs across your devices.