Pricing
One price. No subscription.
Pay once, access everything in your bundle for 90 days.
— All-Access Pass
Everything, for 90 days.
Full library across California POST and CritiCall.
$
99
- Full California POST battery — all 11 tests (T1–T11)
- CritiCall (13 subtests)
- AI-voiced audio scenarios
- Real-time timed exercises + per-module scoring
- Exam Day: the whole test in one timed sitting
- Code redemption for B2B applicants
- 30-day money-back guarantee
By buying, you agree to the Terms of Service and the refund policy.
30-day money-back guarantee
If DispatchPrep doesn't meet your expectations within 30 days, email us and we refund you. Full terms.
If DispatchPrep doesn't meet your expectations within 30 days, email us and we refund you. Full terms.
Frequently asked.
Everything DispatchPrep publishes — all 11 California POST modules (T1–T11) and 13 CritiCall subtests. You also get AI-voiced audio scenarios, real-time timed exercises with per-module scoring, the ability to redeem B2B codes, and any new content we ship during your 90 days.
All-Access lasts 90 days from the day you buy. You pay once and it never renews on its own. Any new modules or updates we ship during your 90 days are included.
No — we deliberately keep it simple with one All-Access bundle. Most dispatcher applicants don't know in advance whether their target agency uses POST, CritiCall, or both, so we cover both at one price rather than make you guess and risk paying twice.
Yes, two ways. Without an account, every module except the audio sessions gives you one full free attempt — try the format, sample the audio, gauge difficulty. After you sign up, POST modules T1–T6 are free with unlimited use. T7–T11 audio modules and all CritiCall modules require All-Access.
30-day money-back guarantee. If DispatchPrep isn't right for you — content gap, audio issue, wrong fit for the test you're prepping for — email us within 30 days and we refund. We process honest requests quickly. We do reserve the right to deny refunds where account activity shows the product was used substantially before the refund was requested (e.g., burning through the entire library and then asking for money back) — see the full refund policy for details.