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Pricing that respects your math.

Big-name EA review courses list at $499 to $949 up front (checked October 2026). Take the free diagnostic first — your results recommend the plan that fits you, and every plan is always on the table.

Finishing one part
$159
one part · 6-month access
  • Everything, for your part
  • Both simulated exams
  • One-time purchase, no renewal
Doing it all
$299
all three parts · 6-month access
  • Full three-part run, one price
  • All simulated exams
  • One-time purchase, no renewal
Month to month
$79/mo
all parts · cancel anytime
  • Everything, full flexibility
  • Study until you pass
  • Cancel anytime in the app, no calls, no forms
Renews monthly until you cancel
Our guarantee: follow a qualifying study plan and if you don't pass an exam part, your next 2 months are free: a live monthly subscription isn't charged for 2 months; otherwise your paid access is extended by 2 months. You claim it in the app with a short form (the part, your exam date, and that you didn't pass): no score report or other proof is needed. (One-time benefit. Terms.)

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Questions

Is the diagnostic really free?

Yes. No credit card. Your heatmap and study-hours estimate are yours to keep whether or not you buy a plan.

How long does it take?

About 40 questions, with no time limit. If you stop partway, it picks up where you left off. If you've never seen a whole area of the exam, you can skip it, and your plan teaches it from the start.

Should I guess if I'm not sure?

No — tap "I don't know." A lucky guess hides a topic you need, and your plan would skip it.

Which exam parts are covered?

All three: Part 1 (Individuals), Part 2 (Businesses) and Part 3 (Representation, Practices and Procedures). Each part has its own free diagnostic and study plan; plans marked "all parts" include all three.

Is this tax advice?

No. SkipAhead is exam preparation — it teaches the law as the exam tests it. It doesn't analyze anyone's real tax situation. For that, see a qualified practitioner.