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For CPA, CMA, EA & CIA Candidates
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The Simulations Never Run Out.
And They Always Add Up.
AccelaStudy® AI Accounting generates multi-exhibit task-based simulations for whatever you are actually weak at — and every solution is verified by computation before you ever see it.
Nothing is drawn from a bank you can memorize.
One subscription at $199/mo covers four credential ladders — the whole CPA Exam, the CMA, the EA, and the CIA. Traditional review courses want $2,500–$6,300, generally up front, for one of them.
$199/mo, cancel anytime · CPA · CMA · EA · CIA · Accounting Fundamentals free
The engine
It Studies You While You Study
A review course gives 200,000 candidates the same lecture order.
This works out what you already have — and there is usually more of it than you think — then spends your evenings on the rest.
It learns you at the concept level
Not “you’re weak in FAR” — weak in lease modification remeasurement. The picture updates after every question, every simulation, every journal entry you post.
It finds the real reason you missed it
A blown consolidation simulation is rarely a consolidation problem. When the error traces back to something upstream — the equity method, an intercompany elimination, a basic present-value step — that is what you get sent to fix.
It brings the missing foundation to you
When a gap traces back to material from another section, a short plain-language refresher appears where you need it: under the topic that depends on it, or right after the answer that hinged on it. Written for your situation rather than pulled off a shelf.
It picks the next thing on purpose
Every question and every simulation is chosen because it teaches you the most in the least time. There is no fixed playlist, and no week spent confirming you are already good at governmental accounting.
It plans around your real calendar
Give Autopilot your section date and the minutes a day you actually have — which, if you are working full time through busy season, is not many. It builds the plan and quietly rebuilds it the week the plan collapses.
It tells you when you are ready
A running pass probability with a confidence band, projected to your test date. You find out you are short with three weeks to move the date, rather than on the drive home.
The wedge
Simulations Are Where the Exam Is Won.
So There Is No Limit.
Multiple choice can be ground out.
Task-based simulations cannot — they demand that you actually build the schedule, post the entries, and find the guidance.
Every course knows this, and every course still ships a fixed number of them.
Generated, not drawn
Multi-exhibit simulations are produced per topic rather than pulled from a fixed set. That is why the honest answer to “how many are there” is that the question does not apply — you cannot exhaust them and you cannot memorize them.
Every solution verified by computation
Before a simulation reaches you, its answer is worked out numerically and checked. You are never arguing with a solution key that is wrong — which anyone who has used a large question bank in anger has done, at midnight, for forty minutes.
Aimed at your actual weak areas
The next simulation is chosen against a live picture of what you know. Practicing what you are already good at feels productive and is the most common way candidates waste a month.
Journal-entry builder
A real debit-and-credit workspace with an account picker, balance checking, and per-line feedback as you go — not a free-text box someone grades later, and not a multiple-choice question wearing a schedule as a costume.
Authoritative research practice
Research tasks that work the way the exam does: find the governing guidance and cite it. It is a distinct skill from knowing the rule, and it is examined separately.
Full four-hour section simulations
The whole section, at full length, matching the real exam's structure, timing, and scoring weights. Stamina is part of what is being tested, and the first time you find that out should not be on test day.
Core plus your Discipline
Complete CPA Evolution Coverage
Three Core sections everybody takes, plus one Discipline you choose.
All six are in the subscription, on the current AICPA blueprints — so choosing a Discipline is a decision, not a purchase.
FARCore
Financial Accounting and Reporting
Recognition and measurement, the financial statements, select transactions, state and local government.
REGCore
Regulation
Federal taxation of individuals and entities, business law, professional responsibilities.
BARDiscipline — pick one
Business Analysis and Reporting
Financial statement analysis, technical accounting, state and local government reporting. Not to be confused with the bar exam — different product entirely.
ISCDiscipline — pick one
Information Systems and Controls
IT audit, SOC engagements, information systems, data management and security.
TCPDiscipline — pick one
Tax Compliance and Planning
Individual and entity tax compliance, planning, and property transactions.
Change your mind about a Discipline? Switch. All three are included, and what you have already proven in the Core carries into whichever one you land on — so a change of plan in month four costs you nothing but the decision.
CPA Exam detailCPA · CMA · EA · CIA
Four Credential Ladders.
One Price.
Not add-ons, not second purchases, not a bundle with an asterisk.
The CMA, the EA and the CIA all sit inside the $199/mo you were already paying for the CPA Exam.
- CMA Parts 1 and 2 in full, including essay-scenario practice — the part candidates most often leave until the last two weeks. CMA detail →
- The EA in full — all three parts of the IRS Special Enrollment Examination. The one serious tax credential with no degree requirement. EA detail →
- The CIA in full — all three parts of the Certified Internal Auditor exam. Traditional providers charge about as much for CIA review alone as we charge for all four. CIA detail →
- A head start across all of them. Prove a concept once and it counts everywhere it applies — FAR into CIA financial analysis, REG into the SEE, AUD into CIA Parts 1 and 2. Stack credentials without restarting from zero.
- Any order you like. Some people take the EA first and the CPA later; some add the CIA after licensure. The subscription does not have an opinion.
Pricing
One Subscription.
Both Credentials.
No per-section fees.
No Discipline upgrade.
No premium tier that unlocks the simulations you came for.
$199/mo
Month to month. Pause or cancel in one click.
$159/mo
Billed annually at $1,908 — save $480.
- All three CPA Core sections and all three Disciplines, switchable
- CMA Parts 1 and 2, the EA (all three SEE parts), and the CIA (all three parts)
- Unlimited computation-verified task-based simulations
- Journal-entry builder, research tasks, four-hour section simulations
- Accounting Fundamentals free — with or without a subscription
Subscriptions open at launch in February 2027. Nothing is charged before then.
FreeNo subscription, no credit card
Accounting Fundamentals, on the house
Debits and credits through to a set of financial statements — the ground floor everything else is built on. Free, permanently, running the same adaptive engine as every paid course. Useful if you are changing careers, if your undergraduate accounting was a decade ago, or if you simply want to see whether this thing works before it costs you anything.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Discipline should I pick?
Pick the one closest to the work you want to do — BAR if you are heading into financial reporting or analysis, ISC if you are drawn to IT audit and controls, TCP if you are going into tax. And you do not have to be right the first time: all three are in the subscription and switching is free.
Are the CMA, EA and CIA really included?
All three, in full, inside the same $199/mo subscription as the CPA Exam — CMA Parts 1 and 2, all three parts of the IRS Special Enrollment Examination for the EA, and all three parts of the CIA. Four credential ladders, one price, nothing extra to buy.
What does “computation-verified” mean?
Every simulation’s solution is worked out numerically and checked before the simulation is shown to you. It means the answer key is right — which sounds like a low bar until you have spent an evening fighting one that wasn’t.
How many simulations are there?
The question does not really apply. They are generated per topic against your weak areas rather than drawn from a fixed set, so you cannot run out of them and you cannot memorize them.
Can I cancel?
Any time, in one click. The CPA journey is long and lumpy — pay for the months you study, stop between sections if you want to.
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