Keep your cloud partner status. Without guessing who is exam-ready.
AWS, Microsoft and Google partner tiers require a minimum number of certified people. Drop below it and the status wobbles. We get your team exam-ready faster — and tell you who will pass before they sit the real exam, not on the invoice for the one they failed.
The problem
A failed exam costs the fee and the days behind it.
Every failed AWS or Azure attempt burns the exam fee plus the two or three days of preparation that went into it — and that repeats across a team. Meanwhile the certified headcount your partner tier depends on only ever moves when someone leaves.
Certifications are mandatory
Partner tiers require a fixed number of certified people. Fall below it and the status is at risk.
Preparation is a black box
Video platforms show you who watched, not who is ready. So exams get booked on hope.
Failures compound
Fee plus lost preparation days, per person, per attempt. Across a team it adds up quickly.
What the team plan includes
Every certification bank we have, for every seat.
All 20 certifications from 11 vendors — 9,979 questions in total, around 500 per certification, each with an explanation for every answer.
20 certification banks
Around 500 exam-realistic questions each, across 11 vendors. One plan, no per-course purchases.
An explanation for every answer
Why the right answer is right and why each wrong one is wrong — the part that actually moves someone from 60% to passing.
AI tutor and domain analysis
Per person: which exam domains are weak, how far off they are, and what to practise next.
- Amazon4
- Microsoft4
- CompTIA3
- ISACA2
- Cisco1
- EC-Council1
- Google1
- HashiCorp1
- IAPP1
- ISC21
- PMI1
What you get as the manager
A monthly readiness report, sent to you.
Who is ready to sit the exam, who is not, and which domains are holding them back. You get a baseline snapshot at kickoff and a fresh report every month — so the real exam gets booked when someone will pass, not when the quarter ends.
Readiness report · September 2026 · Northwind IT
Weakest: Design Cost-Optimized Architectures · 76%
Weakest: Design Secure Architectures · 54%
Weakest: Design Resilient Architectures · 73%
Weakest: Design High-Performing Architectures · 38%
Weakest: Design business continuity solutions · 69%
Weakest: Design identity, governance, and monitoring solutions · 45%
Team average by domain
AWS SAA
Design Secure Architectures61%
Design Resilient Architectures78%
Design High-Performing Architectures70%
Design Cost-Optimized Architectures82%
AZ-305
Design infrastructure solutions76%
Design identity, governance, and monitoring solutions58%
Design data storage solutions80%
Design business continuity solutions67%
What changed since last month
A. Novak▲+14 pts
P. Ilves▲+9 pts
T. Weiss▼-3 pts
Recommendation
Book M. Keller, S. Brandt, P. Ilves now. Hold T. Weiss until the weak domains above come up.
Illustration. There is no manager login — the report comes to you by email.
What it saves
Put your own numbers in.
Nothing here is sent anywhere — it runs in your browser.
Minimum 5 seats — the numbers below use 5.
One failed exam costs you about
$1,150
10 seats for a year
$1,490
Break-even
2 prevented failures
The failure cost assumes the exam fee plus 2 working days of preparation that do not carry over. That is our assumption, not a measurement — change the day rate above if it does not match how you cost internal time.
Team pricing
Per seat, per year. One plan, everything included.
$149 / seat / year
Every certification, every seat
Minimum 5 seats · billed annually
Minimum 5 seats. Billed annually.
For comparison
Buying three certifications individually runs about $147 per person, one-time, for those three only — and nobody tells you where the team stands. The team plan covers all 20 of them, plus the tutor and the monthly report, for $149 per person per year.
Founding partners
We're taking on our first five teams.
Certsqill is new to the team business. We would rather say that than dress up a logo wall we do not have. The first five teams get the price fixed for the length of their contract, and they talk to the founder directly — not to a support inbox.
In return we want the thing a first team is actually good for: telling us what the report is missing while it is still cheap to change.
Questions we get
The three objections, answered.
We already use Udemy or A Cloud Guru.
Those are good for learning the material. Neither tells you who on your team will pass before the exam is booked — they show who watched a video, not who is ready. That gap is what costs you exam fees.
It's too expensive.
Weigh it against a single failed exam: the fee, plus the two or three days of preparation behind it. One prevented failure covers several seats for a year.
We already have enough certified people.
Until two of them leave. Certifications sit with individuals, and partner thresholds do not care why the count dropped. This keeps the bench stocked instead of scrambling after a resignation.
Next step
See it on the certifications your partner tier actually needs.
Fifteen minutes. Tell us which certifications you have to keep staffed and we will walk through how the readiness report looks for your team.
Request access
Request team access
Tell us your team size. We'll send your invoice and access setup to your inbox within one business day — usually sooner. No call required.
