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Becker CPA Cost: 2026 Pricing Breakdown
What Becker CPA Review actually costs in 2026 across all five packages, the June 2026 promo schedule running through June 30, and the hidden costs the headline price does not include.
Published May 26, 20266 min read
Becker CPA Review costs $2,499 to $4,999 on Becker's June 2026 promotional pricing across five package tiers. The June promotion runs through June 30, 2026 (mass promo 6/2-6/15, extended 6/16-6/22, extended 6/23-6/30), after which MSRP prices return to $2,499 for the cheapest package and $6,349 for the most expensive unless Becker extends. This article walks through what each tier includes, the per-section cost math, the discounts that actually exist, the costs Becker does not cover, and the timing decision around the June 30 cliff.
Becker pricing in 2026 (all five packages)
Becker has five tiers. The June 2026 promotional prices in effect through June 30 and the MSRP prices after are:
The Pro tier at $2,499 is the lowest promotional price Becker offers in June 2026 and includes the live instruction and Pass Guarantee that Advantage and Premium do not. Pro+ adds one Academy course for $199 more than Pro. Concierge is the only tier with a full refund guarantee on failure.
- Advantage: $2,499 list, no promotional discount. 24 months of access. No Pass Guarantee.
- Premium: $3,099 list, no promotional discount. Unlimited access. No Pass Guarantee.
- Pro: $2,499 June promo (originally $3,845, $1,346 off — up to 35% off). Unlimited access. $1,000 Pass Guarantee. LiveOnline classes. 5 tutoring sessions and 5 coaching sessions.
- Pro+: $2,698 June promo (originally $4,044, $1,346 off — up to 35% off). Unlimited access. Everything in Pro plus the Becker Academy FAF1 course.
- Concierge: $4,999 June promo (originally $6,349, $1,350 off). Unlimited access. Everything in Pro+ plus a 100% money-back Pass Guarantee, 25 tutoring sessions, 25 coaching sessions, and a CPA license navigator.
Cost per exam section
The CPA exam has four sections: the three core sections (FAR, AUD, REG) and one discipline section (BAR, TCP, or ISC). Dividing each Becker tier by four gives the per-section cost:
A candidate who passes all four sections on first attempt at Pro promo pricing pays $625 per pass. A candidate who fails one section and pays a $254 retake fee through NASBA still comes in under $725 per passed section, which is competitive with the mid-tier providers at MSRP.
- Advantage at $2,499 = $625 per section
- Premium at $3,099 = $775 per section
- Pro at $2,499 promo = $625 per section (or $961 per section at MSRP)
- Pro+ at $2,698 promo = $675 per section (or $1,011 per section at MSRP)
- Concierge at $4,999 promo = $1,250 per section (or $1,587 per section at MSRP)
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Up to 35% off Pro and Pro+ ($1,346 off each) — Pro $2,499 (MSRP $3,845), Pro+ $2,698 (MSRP $4,044). June 2026 promo schedule: 6/2-6/15, extended 6/16-6/22, extended 6/23-6/30. Auto-applied via affiliate link.
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Where the price comes from
At list price, Becker costs three to five times what the cheapest established competitor charges for the same exam result. The 2026 price ranges across the major paid providers are listed below. Meridian CPA Review (owned by the same entity that owns Atlas CPA Index) is currently free during its beta period and is the literal cheapest option in the category for candidates comfortable with a newer platform; this comparison focuses on the paid providers that compete directly with Becker on features.
The Becker premium is paying for three specific things beyond the question bank and video lectures: daily LiveOnline classes, the Newt AI exam assistant at every tier, and the Pass Guarantee on Pro tier and above. Surgent and Gleim do not include live instruction at any price. UWorld has video lectures without a live component. NINJA includes live instruction at $67 per month but at a lighter cadence than Becker's daily LiveOnline schedule. If you are not going to use Becker's daily live classes, the comparison shifts and the cheaper providers offer the same exam preparation for roughly half the price.
- NINJA: $67 to $87 per month (roughly $800 to $1,044 over a year of study)
- Surgent: $799 to $1,699 across packages
- UWorld: $1,999 to $2,899 across packages
- Gleim: $2,499 to $3,499 across packages
- Becker: $2,499 to $4,999 across packages (June 2026 promotional pricing)
The June 30 promotional cliff
The June 2026 promo runs through June 30 on a published schedule: mass promotion June 2-15, extended June 16-22, extended June 23-30. The discount is up to 35% off Pro ($2,499 net, $1,346 off MSRP) and Pro+ ($2,698 net, $1,346 off MSRP), plus $1,350 off Concierge ($4,999 net). The promotions are auto-applied at checkout through the Becker affiliate link, no code required. After June 30 the MSRP prices return unless Becker extends the promo into July, which the company has done in past months but does not commit to in advance.
For a candidate planning to buy Becker in the next 30 days, the math is straightforward: buying before June 30 saves $1,346 on Pro or Pro+. If your exam date is more than a year out and you do not actually need the course material until later, the unlimited-access tiers (Premium, Pro, Pro+, Concierge) let you buy now and start when ready. Advantage at $2,499 is the only tier with a finite 24-month access window, so the timing math is different for that one.
Costs Becker does not include
The Becker price covers the review course only. The following costs are separate and add roughly $1,500 to $1,800 to the total CPA budget depending on your state:
A realistic all-in CPA budget for a candidate buying Becker Pro on the June 2026 promotion is $2,499 (Becker Pro) plus $1,500 to $1,800 (NASBA and state fees) plus any retake fees. The headline Becker price is the largest single line item but not the only one.
- CPA exam application fee: $50 to $200 (paid to your state board)
- CPA exam examination fees: approximately $260 to $360 per section, paid to NASBA. Four sections total.
- CPA exam registration fees: $50 to $200 (paid to your state board, often per Notice to Schedule)
- Retake fees if you fail a section: roughly $254 per section through NASBA
- Sales tax on the Becker purchase if your state taxes digital course materials
Payment plans and financing
Becker offers financing at checkout through Affirm. Approval and APR depend on credit profile and the selected loan length. Shorter terms (a few months) tend to be 0% APR for qualifying applicants. Longer terms (12 to 36 months) carry variable APR and the total cost ends up higher than the sticker price. Becker also offers internal payment plans on the higher tiers, with the specific terms shown at checkout once a package is selected.
For candidates without employer reimbursement, financing the Pro tier over 12 to 24 months keeps the monthly payment manageable but does add interest to the total cost. Paying in full at purchase is the cheapest option if cash flow allows.
Discounts that actually exist
Three reliable paths to a lower Becker price:
Outside of these three, retail discount stacking is limited. Becker rarely runs sitewide sales beyond the package-level promotions that are currently active, and there is no general promo code that reliably works.
- Employer reimbursement: most Big 4 firms and many large regional firms cover Becker in full for incoming staff. If you are interviewing or already hired, ask about CPA review reimbursement before paying out of pocket.
- Military discount: Becker offers a discount for active-duty military, reserves, and veterans. The specific discount amount changes; contact Becker support for the current offer and verification process.
- Student or recent-graduate pricing: some universities have Becker bulk arrangements that pass through a reduced rate. Check with your accounting program before purchasing retail.
Bottom line on timing
If you are buying Becker in 2026, the Pro tier at $2,499 on the June 2026 promotion is the best value in the lineup. It includes the live classes, the Pass Guarantee, and the tutoring sessions that justify paying Becker over a cheaper provider. The June 30 cliff matters: after that date, Pro returns to $3,845 MSRP unless the promo extends. If you know you are buying Becker, buying before June 30 saves $1,346 in cash. If you are still deciding between Becker and a cheaper provider, the promo deadline should not push you into a $2,499 commitment you would not otherwise make, because the cheaper providers will still be cheaper on July 1.
The full Becker review with the LIFTS framework breakdown, pass-rate methodology, and side-by-side comparisons is at /reviews/becker. The narrower "is it worth it" question is at /insights/is-becker-cpa-worth-it. This article is the price-only deep dive.
Sources
- 1.Becker CPA Review: Pricing and Packages(accessed May 19, 2026)
- 2.NASBA: CPA Examination Fees(accessed May 26, 2026)
- 3.Atlas CPA Index: Becker Review(accessed May 26, 2026)
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Brennan Kolar
Founder, Atlas CPA Index
Brennan Kolar is the founder of Atlas CPA Index, an independent CPA review comparison platform covering all 55 U.S. jurisdictions. With over 10 years of experience with CPA review, he built Atlas to help candidates find the right review course based on how they actually learn, not which provider has the biggest ad budget.
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