RBT® exam practice for clinics and training providers

Updated 2026-11-05

If you onboard new behavior technicians, every exam attempt that does not pass costs you weeks of billable time and a $45 retake fee, and it costs the candidate confidence. BT Exam Practice gives each candidate a 20-question diagnostic weighted like the RBT® exam, drills in their two weakest domains, re-tests of missed items with new scenarios, and full-length mocks, all on a phone. This page is for clinics, schools, and training providers who want to offer it to a group.

What is available today

  • Free, for every candidate, no account. The quick check, six domain quizzes with confusable-pairs items, an 85-question mock, and full explanations. You can send a link today: btexampractice.com.
  • The Re-test Loop, $49 per person. Drills by domain, scheduled re-tests, a day-by-day plan around the exam date, three reserved mocks, and a refund if the candidate completes the plan and does not pass. See pricing.

What we are planning for groups

We have not built group features yet, and we would rather build what clinics ask for than guess. What we expect to offer:

  • Seats you assign to candidates, at a per-person price below $49.
  • A supervisor view with each candidate's counts by domain and progress through the plan, without their individual answers.
  • Invoicing instead of card payment.

We are running a small free pilot with a few clinics first. In exchange we ask for honest feedback and a short conversation after the first exam results.

Tell us what you need

Email hello@btexampractice.com with:

  1. Your organization and your role.
  2. How many RBT candidates you onboard per month.
  3. What you use for exam prep today, if anything.
  4. Whether you would want to join the pilot.

We reply within two business days. We do not add you to a mailing list.

What we are not

BT Exam Practice is an independent study tool. We are not affiliated with the BACB or Pearson VUE, we do not provide the 40-hour training, and we do not conduct competency assessments. We prepare candidates for the written exam, and we say so plainly to them: our practice scores do not correspond to the official passing standard.