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7-day money-back guarantee if you're under 30% completion.
The state exam only costs $36.75 to retake. Why pay $197?
Because retaking without closing your actual gaps tends to produce the same result. Florida's first-attempt pass rate is only about 50-55%, and at $36.75 a try, the fee isn't really the cost. The cost is the weeks you lose between attempts: rescheduling, restudying the same gaps, and waiting to get licensed and start earning. Kaselton's job is cutting how many cycles that takes, not the fee on top of them.
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I already failed once. Will this help?
Kaselton is built primarily for re-takers. It identifies exactly which topics cost you points and focuses your remaining study time there, instead of having you re-study everything from scratch.
Is this only for Florida?
Yes. Kaselton is Florida-specific, built around the FREC exam topic distribution and Florida statutes.
What's the difference between Core and Pro?
Core gives you the full question bank, AI explanations, and weakness tracker. Pro adds simulated full-length timed exams and an AI study plan.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Kaselton is a one-time payment per exam cycle, no recurring billing.
Why not just keep paying the $36.75 retake fee instead?
Because retaking without changing your prep usually produces the same fail — Florida's first-attempt pass rate is only about 50-55%. At $36.75 a try, the fee isn't really what it costs you; it's the weeks lost rescheduling and restudying the same gaps before you can get licensed and start earning. Kaselton's job is to cut the number of cycles that takes, not add a fee on top of them.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You're covered by a 7-day money-back guarantee, as long as you're under 30% completion.