ONE PAYMENT
Pay once. Pass the written.
$49 buys access until you pass the FAA Private Pilot knowledge test. No subscription. If you fail, send us the test report and we refund it.
Free
$0forever
Enough to see how the drill works and whether the explanations click.
- 5 drill questions per day
- 1 oral-exam session per month
- 4 scenarios per month
- Full FAR / AIM / PHAK reference library
Written Pass
Pass or refund$49one time
Everything in the product, until you pass. The price of one hour of dual instruction.
- Unlimited adaptive drill questions, every answer cited to the FAR, AIM or PHAK
- Score forecast that tells you when you are ready to schedule the test
- AKTR remediation: paste your test report, drill exactly the codes you missed
- Unlimited mock checkrides with pass prediction
- Oral-exam simulator with voice mode
- AI tutor grounded in the live FAR/AIM corpus
- Access until you pass. No renewal, no subscription.
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Honest answers
Q1Is this a subscription?
No. The Written Pass is a single payment. It stays active until you pass the knowledge test, and there is nothing to cancel.
Q2What if I fail the written?
Email us your AKTR (the FAA test report) within 30 days of the attempt and we refund the full price. We also load the report into your account so the next round of drilling targets exactly the codes you missed.
Q3Which test does it cover?
The FAA Private Pilot Airplane knowledge test (PAR). The question bank is organized by the current ACS codes, and every explanation cites its FAR, AIM or PHAK source so you can check it yourself.
Q4Can I try it first?
Yes. Start with the free 21-question diagnostic — it estimates your score against the 70% pass mark with no account. The free tier then gives you five drill questions a day plus the whole reference library, forever. Buy when the daily limit starts getting in your way.
Q5I am a CFI or run a flight school.
Write to us. Instructor accounts and per-seat school plans exist in the system, and we set them up by hand while the student product is the priority.