Review

SimpleNursing, reviewed

A competitor's review, with every figure linked. SimpleNursing has the largest published bank here and the only offer that extends access until you pass. It also has two live pricing pages that contradict each other on price and on bank size, which is the kind of thing worth checking yourself before you pay.

What the published outcome data says

In 2025, first-time internationally educated candidates passed the NCLEX-RN at 47.3%, against 86.7% for first-time US-educated candidates.
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Of first-time internationally educated candidates educated in the Philippines, 22,793 sat the NCLEX-RN in 2025 and 10,433 passed, a rate of 45.8%.
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Repeat internationally educated candidates passed at 30.5% in 2025, so a second attempt is materially harder than a first.
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What SimpleNursing publishes

SimpleNursing

A nursing-school and NCLEX subscription built around animated lecture videos, study guides and a large question bank.

Publishes 4,500+ NCLEX-RN questions including 1,400+ in next generation formats, mapped to the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan client-needs categories and the Clinical Judgment Measurement Model.
Their own claim · source · read 15 September 2026
Their NCLEX-RN prices are $60 a month, or $139 once for a 90-day pass. A Full Journey Pass is $312 once and covers nursing school and NCLEX-RN together.
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The Full Journey Pass includes 24 months of access and states that access is extended at no extra cost until you pass.
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Their two live pricing pages do not match. One publishes a 60-day NCLEX-RN tier at $104 and puts the bank at 4,000 questions; the other lists no 60-day tier at all and puts the bank at 4,500+. We are not quoting a single figure for either.
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The free trial is five days with no credit card required.
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Runs a page for internationally educated nurses. Its own copy names no country, and does not mention the Philippines, Filipino nurses, CGFNS or VisaScreen. Australia and Nigeria appear only inside testimonials.
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That page publishes no price and no support hours, so a nurse reading it from outside the US learns neither what it costs nor when anyone would answer her.
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What we could not verify

Which bank size is current. Their own pages say 4,000 and 4,500+ on the same day, and we have no way to tell which is the live number.
Whether the 60-day tier is still sold. It is on one pricing page and missing from the other, which we read within minutes of each other.

Where we differ

Every flashcard names the page it came from, and states a number only where that page states it. A build check reads all 140 and fails if one asserts a figure its cited source does not contain.
The question bank is weighted the way the 2026 NCLEX-RN Test Plan weights it, and the readiness exams carry the same eighteen case-study items the real one does.
We publish no pass rate, because we have no outcome data. A pass rate from a company's own students who finished its own programme is not a rate you can apply to yourself.
The licensure tracker covers the part before the exam: credentials evaluation, board application, the Authorization to Test, scheduling. It holds what your own board told you rather than restating rules that differ by board.
The free tier is twenty-five fixed questions spread across the blueprint in the exam's own proportions, so what you try free is a miniature of the product rather than its twenty-five easiest items.

Do not choose us if

You want animated lecture videos. Their library is the reason most people buy them, and we have nothing comparable.
You want access that keeps going until you pass. Their Full Journey Pass offers that and we do not.
You want the biggest bank. They publish 4,500+ against our 2,600.