Review

Archer Review, reviewed

Written by a competitor, sourced line by line. Archer publishes more than most in this market, including a study calendar and thirty-odd readiness assessments. The gap we could not close is what the Sure PASS guarantee actually pays out, because their own page sets the conditions without naming the remedy.

What the published outcome data says

What Archer Review publishes

Archer Review

An NCLEX question bank with computer adaptive tests, readiness assessments and video rationales, sold in one to six month plans.

  • NCLEX-RN plans run from $79 for one month of question bank and adaptive tests up to $599 for six months of their Intense PREP programme. Sure PASS, the tier that carries the guarantee, starts at $159 for one month.

    source · read 15 September 2026

  • Publishes its NCLEX-RN bank as 3,100+ questions with 2026 updates, and 30+ readiness assessments and adaptive exams on every plan.

    Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026

  • Their guarantee requires first-time users to score high or very high on four consecutive readiness assessments before sitting. Their own page adds that results are not guaranteed and individual results may vary.

    source · read 15 September 2026

  • The Sure PASS page states a 99% pass rate and footnotes it as based on self-reported outcomes from users who completed all Sure PASS programme requirements.

    Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026

  • Their NCLEX-RN plans page puts the same figure at 98.98%, not the 99% on the Sure PASS page. We are reporting both rather than picking one.

    Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026

  • The ArcherRN Exit Exam is a 150-question, five-hour simulation sold on its own at $59 for one month of access. The plans page describes the same exam as a $39 value when bundled, so the two figures on their site differ.

    source · read 15 September 2026

  • They publish a Study Calendar in 4, 6, 9 and 12 week lengths, included with the paid plans rather than sold separately.

    source · read 15 September 2026

What we could not verify

  • What a qualifying candidate actually receives on a fail. Their Sure PASS page sets out who qualifies but does not say whether the remedy is a refund, an extension or something else.
  • What the guarantee means for someone buying a second time. Their condition is written for "first-time users of Archer Review" and their page does not say whether that means first-time NCLEX candidates, first-time Archer customers, or both. We are not going to guess on a retake.
  • Free trial. Their pages offer a demo and sample questions but give no count or duration for the NCLEX product.

Where we differ

Do not choose us if