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What is Part 107 prep?
Learn Sugar’s FAA Part 107 exam prep covers the Remote Pilot (UAG) knowledge test through six phases (including Practice Exams)—skill sets with Teach Me briefings, optional Teach Me More slides, question practice, and readiness tracking. Self-paced on desktop or mobile, with light and dark mode.
Who should take this course?
Professionals who need the Remote Pilot credential under Part 107. It is not intended for pilots already certificated under Part 61 (manned aircraft)—use FAA guidance for your pathway.
How long does studying take?
It depends on your background. Learn Sugar is built for small sessions (for example 15–20 minutes per sprint) so you can work through phases without clearing multi-hour blocks on your calendar.
How does a sprint work?
Each sprint is one exam topic inside a skill set—for example Planning or Weather inside Preflight. Open a sprint from the Learning Board to read the Teach Me briefing with Overview, Critical Info, and Check Yourself cards. Work through optional Teach Me More slideshows, then answer the topic questions. Your sprint score feeds the phase readiness score after you finish all three skill sets in that phase.
What are Teach Me and Check Yourself?
Teach Me is the lesson at the start of each sprint. It is a short briefing with Overview, Critical Info, and Check Yourself flip cards. Teach Me More opens optional slideshows with extra visuals and exam detail on that topic. You can reopen slideshows anytime from the briefing.
How do I reset my progress?
On the Learning Board, open Study tools and choose Reset readiness & history. That clears practice scores, sprint history stored on your device, and saved Practice Exam attempts for this course. Your original course attestation stays on record; the quick Focus Here tip shows again. Reset cannot be undone.
How do I enroll?
In the Cap app (primary): open Feed or search → course landing → Enroll. Paid Cap courses unlock with Apple IAP at $5, $10, or $15 for about one month; free Cap courses unlock with Enroll. Optional tips are $2 / $3 / $4 and do not unlock or extend access. Cap does not open website Stripe checkout for digital courses. On the website, where Soft B / Part 107 Stripe checkout is still offered, use the course page price shown (historically about $29.99/month until you cancel).
Do I need an account?
You can browse some public pages without an account. You need an account to enroll, follow creators, study courses, tip, report content, and manage billing or support. Cap Create account uses Apple, Google, or email.
Where can I see what you offer?
In Cap, open Feed and search by title or topics, or browse courses from creators you follow. On the website, visit learnsugar.ai/courses for current marketing programs.
Is this a subscription?
Cap marketplace courses are not a Cap monthly subscription. Paid Cap unlocks are one-time Apple IAP ($5 / $10 / $15) for about one month of access — rebuy to continue. Tips ($2 / $3 / $4) are separate consumables. Where website Soft B / Part 107 Stripe monthly is still offered, that path is about $29.99/month until you cancel from Account → Billing. A legacy Soft B Part 107 Apple monthly product may still exist for older Soft B paths — cancel that in iOS Settings → Apple ID → Subscriptions if you have it. Cap New Cap enroll does not push that monthly product.
Can I try before I buy?
On Cap, create an account free, browse Feed, and unlock free courses with Enroll. Paid Cap courses require the $5 / $10 / $15 unlock shown on the landing. Where the website Soft B Part 107 free trial is still offered, you can try one sprint on the Learning Board without a card; paid access starts when you purchase.
What is the free trial?
Where still offered on the website Soft B path, the Part 107 free trial unlocks one sprint on the real Learning Board with no card — nothing auto-charges for the trial. Cap marketplace Day 1 is account → Feed → enroll (free unlock or paid IAP), not that Soft B trial as the Cap primary path.