Achievable vs Pass Perfect
Side-by-side comparison for securities licensing candidates: features, pricing, and CHART scores from the published rubric.
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Key takeaways
- In our CHART rubric, Achievable scores 2.9 / 4 and Pass Perfect scores 2.8 / 4.
- Both prepare you for all five exams: the SIE and Series 7, 63, 65, and 66.
- We evaluated Achievable hands-on inside the platform and Pass Perfect from documentation and candidate reports, since no trial was available.
At a glance
| Feature | Achievable | Pass Perfect |
|---|---|---|
| CHART score | 2.9/ 4 | 2.8/ 4 |
| Price range | $79 to $199 per exam | $102 to $396 per exam (Pass Plus through Pass Promise) |
| Exams covered | SIE, Series 7, Series 63, Series 65, Series 66 | SIE, Series 7, Series 63, Series 65, Series 66 |
| Practice questions | 300+ to 3,700+ quiz questions depending on exam (2,600+ dynamic templates for SIE) | Not published per exam (candidates reference 16 practice finals for the Series 7) |
| Pass guarantee | Money back if you passed at least one full-length practice exam in standard time but failed the real exam (score report + ID required) | Pass Promise tier only: pass 3 practice finals at 75 percent or higher, sit the real exam within 5 days, and a fail earns a full refund or free access until you pass |
| Mobile app | No native app; strong mobile-first web experience | No app; responsive web confirmed (checked July 16, 2026) |
| Free trial | No true trial: metered preview (about 8 textbook pages) plus free public resources including a full-length practice exam | None. Public per-exam sample questions (with concept-level explanations) are the only free look inside |
| Full review | Achievable review → | Pass Perfect review → |
Exam-by-exam breakdown
How Achievable and Pass Perfect stack up for each exam, from our research dossiers and the published CHART scores.
Is Achievable or Pass Perfect better for the SIE?
All SIE prep courses →Two budget options with different shapes: Achievable is reading-first with adaptive tech and a year of access; Pass Perfect includes live review sessions and instructor support even at its cheapest tier. First-timers lean Achievable; drill-and-review studiers lean Pass Perfect.
Is Achievable or Pass Perfect better for the Series 7?
All Series 7 prep courses →Pass Perfect's hard practice finals are its calling card on the 7, and live review comes standard. Achievable is cheaper with a longer runway, but this is the exam where its bank draws undershoot reports. Both carry guarantees; Pass Perfect's has the stricter timing condition and the more generous fail-case.
Is Achievable or Pass Perfect better for the Series 63?
All Series 63 prep courses →Both cover the 63 cheaply. Achievable's year of access beats Pass Perfect's 7 months for anyone stacking exams, while Pass Perfect gives you a human to ask when a state-law question makes no sense.
Is Achievable or Pass Perfect better for the Series 65?
All Series 65 prep courses →Achievable's plain-language textbook is the better fit for candidates without a finance background, and its guarantee has the simpler path. Pass Perfect counters with live review and harder mocks; retakers who need drilling intensity should look there.
Is Achievable or Pass Perfect better for the Series 66?
All Series 66 prep courses →A close call at similar prices. Pass Perfect's live review and hard finals suit the 66's law-heavy grind; Achievable's adaptive review and longer access suit corequisite planners spacing the 7 and 66 apart.
About the author
Brennan KolarSenior Financial Analyst · Founder & Lead Researcher
Brennan Kolar is a Senior Financial Analyst and the founder of the Atlas Index family of research sites, including Atlas CPA Index and Atlas Securities Index. He built the CHART methodology to make exam-prep comparisons transparent: every score traces to a published rubric, and every factual claim carries a source.
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