Pricing

Cloud Practitioner (CLF-C02) is free — all of it: adaptive practice, practice exams, and your estimated score. Solutions Architect Associate (SAA-C03) is on Exam Pass.

Most practice exams are a fixed bank: once you have seen all of it, your score measures memory, not readiness. Quizdi picks each question from your current level, so the score means the same thing in week six as it did on day one — and you can re-measure as often as you like.

After your real exam, tell us your score. Once enough learners have, we will publish how close our estimates came — including when they missed.

Need to claim this back? We issue invoices with your employer’s name and address, for reimbursement anywhere an invoice is what is asked for. Contact us for teams of five or more.

Paid plans are not open yet — nothing on Quizdi can charge you today, and the prices below are what they will be when they open. Tell us which certification you are studying and we will let you know when it opens.

An Annual plan covering every paid certification ($49 a year) opens once a second paid certification is ready.

Exam Pass does not renew. The Annual plan, when it opens, renews until canceled in Settings. Prices are adjusted for some regions. In the EU and UK the price you see includes VAT; elsewhere any sales tax is added at checkout based on your billing country. Full refund within 14 days of any charge.

When these open: if you don’t pass, you keep studying free

Complete at least 1 full-length practice exam (Mock exam in the app), score at least 50 points above your exam’s pass mark on it (for example, 750 where the pass mark is 700), and take the exam. If you do not pass, we extend your access free — until you do on the Annual plan, or by another 180 days on Exam Pass. It is extra study time, not a refund, and we would rather say so here than have you find out afterwards.

If the product itself is not what you wanted, that is what the 14-day full refund is for. The conditions above are the whole of it, and they are restated on the refund policy — we would rather write them down precisely than imply more than we mean.