We'll only use this to tell you when something you can actually buy is ready.
Every property starts at a corner post. So does every career.
Real estate licensing built the way you'd actually want to learn: short lessons, practice that fights back, and an answer key that explains itself. Try the whole thing before you pay a dollar.
*Hour figures are illustrative as of July 2026 — verify with your state's real estate commission.
Don't take our word for it. Take a question.
This is a real item from our national bank. It is the same kind you will meet on the state exam, written from published law, carrying the explanation every question in the product carries. No signup, no card.
We enrolled in the old way first
Our founder paid for an incumbent's course, sat through it, and wrote down every place it fought him. That list became the product plan.
What he ran into
What Cornerpost does instead
What it costs
Planned launch pricing, published before we ask you for anything. Nothing is on sale yet. Each panel states where that product stands with the state, and figures marked * are illustrative — verify with the commission.
Exam Prep · all 50 states
$99 planned · one time
- National and state-law question banks
- Unlimited mock exams in real exam mode
- A review deck built from your misses
- An explanation on every single question
South Dakota · 116 hr*
$549 planned
- The full broker associate course
- Compliant seat time, humanely handled
- Practice finals and exam prep included
- Written here, from the state's own syllabus
Florida · 63 hr*
$199 planned
- The full sales associate course, FREC I syllabus
- End-of-course exam workflow built in
- Practice finals and exam prep included
- Post-license and CE next on the bench
Find your state
Every state sets its own hours, its own exam, and its own rules. Here's the honest path for each one, including the states where someone else has to teach you the hours for now.
No state by that name. Check the spelling?
Hour figures are illustrative as of July 2026 and change periodically. Always verify with your state's real estate commission.
How long will this actually take me?
The hours are fixed by your state. The calendar is yours. Move the slider to the time you can honestly protect each week.
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Why this is the honest number
Most schools quote the hour requirement and stop there, which is how someone signs up for 116 hours believing it is a weekend. At six hours a week — one weeknight and a Saturday morning — South Dakota is most of a semester.
We add roughly a fifth on top of the required hours for exam prep and review, because passing the state exam is a separate skill from finishing the coursework. The people who skip that part are the ones who retake.
Take a flyer
One email when exam prep opens, and one more when your state's course clears approval. That is the entire list. No drip campaign, no reselling your address.
Straight answers
The questions we'd ask before handing money to a school we'd never heard of.
Are you a state-approved school?
Not yet, and we won't pretend otherwise. Cornerpost is not currently an approved education provider in any state. Applications for South Dakota (SDREC) and Florida (DBPR) are in preparation. Exam prep is different: it needs no approval anywhere, which is why it launches everywhere first. The day a course is approved, its approval number goes on its page.
Then what can I actually buy right now?
Nothing yet. We have not opened checkout. The demo is free and open today, and the waitlist is real. When exam prep opens at $99, the people on that list hear first.
What's in exam prep?
Original practice questions across the national portion — ownership, agency, contracts, finance, valuation, land use, fair housing, and real estate math — plus state-law banks as they ship. Mock exams run in real exam mode: no feedback until the end, then every question explained. Anything you miss is collected into a review deck automatically.
Where does the course content come from?
It's written from scratch against each state's published syllabus and statutes, with licensed instructors of record reviewing it. We keep a source log for every module. We do not reuse another school's material, and standard industry terms get defined in our own words every time.
Who is behind this?
Zac Martin, a licensed-track agent with eXp Realty in South Dakota and Wyoming. He enrolled in an incumbent's pre-licensing course, finished it, and started building the version he wished he had bought.