
We put six popular insurance courses side by side.
We compared each course on what decides exam day: the guarantee, how long you get, how you practice, and how you learn. Tap a filter to line them up.
What each course includes, starting with Aceable Insurance.
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Pre-licensing and exam prep built to help you pass on your first try.
What You Get
360training is a large online training company. Its insurance catalog includes agent pre-licensing packages in select states, such as Arizona, Georgia, and Kentucky, plus Exam4Caster practice tests.
Good to know: Ultimate packages add 30 days of live instructor help and a personal review plan if you don't pass.
America's Professor teaches through recorded video lectures with a textbook, with 100 days of access and free extensions until you pass.
Good to know: Its guarantee is free extra access, not money back. Refunds end once your completion certificate is issued.
ExamFX offers self-study, video, and live online packages, with unlimited practice exams and a final Readiness Exam.
Good to know: Its guarantee requires 80% or higher on the Readiness Exam within three days before your exam, and covers your first attempt.
Kaplan offers packages from self-study to a live or live online class, with the InsurancePro QBank and a Mastery Exam.
Good to know: Online access is 60 days. The Kaplan Commitment refunds your package if you score 80% on the Mastery Exam and test within three business days.
WebCE offers online exam prep with audio, unlimited Exam Tutor simulations, flashcards, and a study planner.
Good to know: Its guarantee requires finishing within 25 days, passing an Exam Tutor simulation within three days before your exam, and testing within 10 days of your last course access. Refunds are prorated.
XCEL uses a three-part program: a pre-licensing course, a prep review, and three exam simulators.
Good to know: You get 30 days for the course and 30 more for review. The guarantee covers Premier packages only and requires 85% on the final simulator.
We compared what you actually get with each course, straight from each provider's own course pages.
Practice and Readiness
Question banks, exam simulators, mock exams, and tools that show you what to study next.
Built for Your State's Exam
Does the course follow your state's exam content outline, including the state law section?
Guarantee Terms
What the guarantee covers and what you have to do before it pays out.
Time to Study
How long access lasts, and what it costs if you need more time.
How You Learn
Formats: text, audio, video, or live, and whether they work on your phone.
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