Plans · priced in US dollars
One payment. No subscription.
Pick a window that covers your exam date. It does not auto-renew, and there is nothing to cancel.
Every plan can start as a free trial — card required, $0 today, one charge when it ends. Never a subscription.
Focused review
1-Month Pass
$69USD
30 days of full access
A focused window for candidates closing in on their test date.
A balanced runway
3-Month Pass
$99USD
90 days of full access
Enough runway to work through the bank and let spaced review do its job.
Early start
6-Month Pass
$149USD
180 days of full access
Room to pace yourself, and to taper near the end.
Every plan includes
- The full 2,500+ question bank — every item type your exam uses
- Practice mode — no timer, instant feedback, go back anytime
- Mock exam mode — timed, on a close replica of the exam-day interface
- Review — every concept you miss, taught and brought back on a schedule
- Flashcards and notes
- A cited clinical rationale on every question
- Progress measured against your own history, never a predicted score
14 days to change your mind. If LEARNRPN isn't what you expected, write to support@learnrpn.com within 14 days of a purchase — with fewer than 50 questions answered — and we refund you in full.
Common questions
- Is this a subscription?
- No. Every plan is a single payment for a fixed window. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel after it.
- What happens when the free trial ends?
- Your saved card is charged once for the pass you picked, and your pass starts. Cancel in Settings before the trial ends and the card is never billed.
- Can I cancel?
- Yes — in Settings, any time before the trial ends. Nothing is charged, and the account stays yours.
- What if it is not for me?
- Write to support@learnrpn.com within 14 days of a purchase, with fewer than 50 questions answered, and we refund in full.
- Which exams does it cover?
- REx-PN and CPNRE for Canada, NCLEX-PN and NCLEX-RN for the United States. You pick your exam in onboarding and can change it in Settings.
- How long a pass should I take?
- The 90-day pass suits most timelines — it leaves room for spaced review to work. 30 days suits a close test date; 180 days suits an early start.
REx-PN, NCLEX-PN and NCLEX-RN are trademarks of NCSBN. This resource is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by NCSBN, Pearson VUE, CNO, BCCNM, or any CPNRE regulator.