Best Florida real estate state exam prep app

The exam the app has to prepare you for

Pearson VUE gives the Florida sales associate exam at physical test centers. The sitting is 100 scored questions, about 3.5 hours, and 75 correct to pass. The exam fee on the DBPR computer-based testing fee table is $36.75. Heavy Florida chapters carry most of the weight. A national-only quiz that never mentions Florida brokerage relationships, escrow, or the license law will feel busy and still miss the sitting.

Casa does not write that exam. A school final is a different test. Florida schools commonly require 70% on the school final before you get the pre-license certificate. Passing 70% at school does not mean you have 75 correct at Pearson.

Native app versus phone browser

PrepAgent's own signup FAQ says it does not currently have a PrepAgent mobile app, and that the account works in a mobile browser on a phone, tablet, or computer. If your requirement is an App Store or Play icon, PrepAgent is not that product. If your requirement is Florida questions on a phone, the browser plan can still be the right buy.

Casa's exam practice, flashcards, and course run in the phone browser on casaacademy.com, including an installable study site for enrolled students. Do not treat a planned store listing as a live download. Buy and sign in on the website. The study tools follow the account.

What Casa puts on the phone

The $199 pre-license checkout includes the 63-hour DBPR-approved course (English 0032664 or Spanish 0032665, school ZH1003169), access until you finish, more than 650 practice questions, a timed full exam weighted to Florida chapter weights, SM-2 flashcards, and a ChatGPT tutor in every lesson. The tutor can talk in many languages. The course itself is English or Spanish only, not every language.

You can open a free Florida diagnostic at /free-exam-prep with no account and no payment. That sample is the fastest way to see whether the explanations are useful when you miss a question. Standalone exam prep, if you already finished school somewhere else, is a separate enroll page. Read that page for the current price. The $199 course is the package that includes the practice.

What PrepAgent publishes

On 20 October 2026 the PrepAgent signup page listed 1 Week at $59, 1 Month at seventy-nine dollars, and 3 Months at ninety-nine dollars. The page says plans are not rebilled automatically. Florida is on the state list, next to national questions. Included lines on that page: flashcards, a vocabulary worksheet, an exam prep ebook, recorded webinars, videos, audio lessons, and live webinars five times a week.

The satisfaction rule is a refund if you contact them within 5 days of purchase, and it applies to those three study plans. That is a short satisfaction window. It is not a statement about your Pearson score. PrepAgent is not a DBPR-approved 63-hour school. You still need an approved pre-license course unless you are exempt.

How to choose in one sitting

Start with ten free Florida questions and read the explanation on a miss. If the explanation teaches the rule, keep going in that bank. If it only marks the letter wrong, switch.

Then separate three products that ads mash together. The 63-hour course gets you eligible. The practice bank rehearses the Pearson sitting. The phone is just the screen. A beautiful app that is national-only, or a Florida bank that expires before your test date, is the wrong buy even at a low sticker.

Use chapter weights, not a random mix. Redo missed items. Sit at least one timed 100-question set before you book Pearson. The pass line is 75 correct. A school final at 70% is a different bar.

What no app includes

RE 1 is $62.75 on the application PDF. Fingerprint prices vary by Livescan provider. Pearson is $36.75. The 45-hour post-license course and later 14-hour CE are later purchases. MLS access and Realtor dues are not exam prep. You can pass the course and the exam without buying Casa. You cannot skip an approved school, unless DBPR has already told you that you are exempt.