Pricing

One path. Two ways to buy it.

The same preparation either way. The difference is whether you are getting yourself ready or getting a team to one standard.

Individual

$5

One time. Lifetime access.

For architects preparing for Claude Certified Architect – Foundations (CCAR-F) themselves.

  • All five domains, every task statement in the published blueprint
  • Scenario questions in the exam's own multiple-choice format
  • An explanation for every option, not just the correct one
  • Immediate evaluation and correction on every answer
  • Domain reviews that can reopen material that did not stick
  • A cumulative practice exam built around the real exam format
  • Lifetime access, so you can come back after the exam

Free to try — Domain 1 is open before you pay.

Team

$10

Per seat. Add candidates as you go.

Structured preparation for firms building a certified Claude practice.

  • Everything in the individual plan, for every candidate
  • One consistent preparation path across the whole team
  • The same readiness bar for every person you put through it
  • A dashboard to track every teammate's progress, including the final exam
Start a team — $10

No minimum. Start with your own seat, then add teammates one at a time as you're ready.

The goal isn't cheaper studying. It's fewer expensive surprises on exam day.

Finding weak reasoning during practice costs a candidate some extra scenarios. Finding it on the certification exam costs another fee, another preparation cycle, and a later date for putting certified people on client work.

This price covers the preparation course only. The official CCAR-F exam fee is paid separately to Anthropic and its testing provider. Independent CCAR-F preparation based on Anthropic's publicly published exam guide, not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic.

Already CCAR-F certified?

Continue your path with CCAR-P.

Claude Certified Architect – Professional is the next-level credential for architects who design and own production Claude systems. Domain 1 is free to try.

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