Pass your state's
pesticide license exam.
Full-length practice exams built on the National CORE every state shares — with your state's own categories layered on top. A plain-English rationale on every answer, written by a licensed applicator who's taken these exams. No filler. No AI-padded question dumps.
See it work
This is the whole loop: answer a real exam item, read the rationale, watch your readiness move. No points, no badges — just whether you know it yet.
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What's on the exam
Here's exactly what's on the exam for the state you picked above. Everyone starts with the same National CORE; your state's categories and addendum layer on top as they're built.
What Premium does for you
Premium unlocks the full National CORE and the tools to drill it — for everyone, in every state, right now. Your state's own categories and addendum unlock as that state gets built. Here's what it means for the state you picked.
CORENational CORE · Chapters 6–18
The full federal foundation — all eighteen chapters, past the five that are free.
Sim mode
Full-length, timed practice exams that mirror the real test day.
Drill mode
Targeted reps on the exact chapters you keep missing.
Progress & readiness
The gauge above — tracked across everything you study.
Premium is for the state you’re testing in — browse any state’s CORE free, and a state’s full exams unlock with its own subscription.
Directions for use
Most people are ready in two to four weeks. Here's the path — and the gear, if you're studying for the field as well as the exam.
Sign up free
Google, Microsoft, or email + password — your choice. No card. Progress saves across devices.
Pick your state
The National CORE is required everywhere — start there. Your state's own categories and addendum layer on top as that state goes live.
Practice and drill
Study-guide chapters to learn, flashcards to drill, full practice exams to test yourself. Repeat the weak chapters until they click.
Take the real exam
Schedule it when your practice scores hold steady, and walk in knowing the material instead of hoping.