JourneymanIQ
Pricing

Two paths. Both end at the same place.

Michigan exam passed. License earned. The work paid off.

5paid state banksTexas, California, Michigan, Washington, and Maryland. Tuned to each exam, not generic NEC.
788step-by-step walkthroughsEvery approved question shows the codebook path and the math, not just an answer key.
15 minfree diagnosticIt routes you to the exact NEC sections to study before you spend a dollar.
0copied exam questionsOriginal questions, each cited to its NEC article. No copied exam content.
What you get

Here’s what’s in the platform.

  • 130+ NEC questions

    Every question is original, written in the exam's format, and cites the 2023 NEC article. The adaptive engine surfaces what you need.

  • Study guides

    Plain-English coverage of grounding and bonding, wiring methods, equipment and devices, motor controls, wiring and protection, and a Michigan exam strategy guide.

  • 4 working calculators

    Voltage drop, box fill, conduit fill, and dwelling load demand. The same NEC math the exam tests.

  • 30-day daily roadmap

    One task a day. Builds streaks. Tracks completion. Pin rewards at 7, 14, 21, and pass-day.

  • Exam Readiness Score

    Weighted math tells you exactly how ready you are. Updates after every session.

  • Spaced repetition

    Questions you missed come back at the right interval. SM-2 lite, calibrated for retention before test day.

  • Mobile + desktop access

    Practice on the truck, the bus, the couch. Works everywhere a browser does.

  • Cancel anytime

    Pass the test, click cancel. No long-term lock-in, no retention calls.

What you’d spend otherwise

Doing this without us costs more than you think.

Here’s what most guys piece together when they prep on their own.

  • NEC 2023 code book (current edition)$95
  • Online Michigan electrical exam prep course$200 - $400
  • Journeyman practice question book$35
  • YouTube Premium (3 months)$36
  • Local electrician tutor (5-10 hours @ $50/hr)$250 - $500
DIY total range$616 - $1,066

Then there’s the part nobody talks about.

Three months of random study at 10 hours a week is 120 hours. At Michigan electrician rates, that’s roughly $3,600 of work you’re not doing.

If you fail, you get two attempts within a year, and fail twice in two years and you wait a full year before testing again. Plus more months working as a non-licensed electrician at lower pay.

The point isn’t that books and tutors are bad. The point is that pieced-together prep is expensive and unstructured.

JourneymanIQ

Two plans. Pick the one that fits your test date.

Both plans cost less than the cheapest DIY combination above. With actual structure built in.

Pro

Pay as you go. Cancel after you pass.

Best for

Test in 4-8 weeks. Want flexibility.

$49/month

Auto-renews at $49/month until you cancel.

Everything in the platform. No restrictions.

Roughly the cost of 1 hour of tutoring.

Recommended

Pro+

Lock in the test prep window. Save vs monthly.

Best for

Test 8-12 weeks out. Want to commit.

$129for 3 months
Save $18

Everything in the platform. No restrictions.

Less than the code book and a tutoring session.

Renews at $129. Switch to monthly $49 anytime in your account.

We’ll never charge you in surprise. Two days before any auto-charge, we email you.

  • Cancel anytime

    Click cancel in your account. Subscription ends at the period end. No retention calls, no awkward forms.

  • Built for the Michigan exam

    Every question, every guide, every calculator is tuned to the Michigan journeyman exam, open book on the 2023 NEC. Not generic NEC content.

  • Made by people tired of these exam fail rates

    We built this because the alternatives are unstructured and overpriced. The platform is what we wished existed.