Hi Product Hunt, I'm Jonathon, founder of ExamWizardz. I built this because CompTIA A+ prep is mostly the same everywhere: read the material, drill multiple choice. That covers most of the exam. What it doesn't cover is the handful of performance-based questions where you have to actually do the task: build the PC, fix the Windows problem, configure the router. Those are weighted heavily, they hit you first, and most people walk in having never practiced one. The platforms that offer real labs cost hundreds of dollars. So ExamWizardz does both, in the browser: - 1,600+ practice questions mapped to every 220-1201 and 220-1202 objective, plus full mock exams under real timing. - Build a PC from parts on a virtual bench. Seat the CPU, cable the front panel, plug the wrong fan header and watch POST fail. - A simulated Windows desktop where you fix real tickets: user accounts, network settings, DNS, drivers, malware cleanup. - Router, BIOS, and RAID screens that behave like the real ones. - A readiness score that tells you when to book the exam instead of guessing. Set your exam date and it turns the official objectives into a day-by-day plan. The free plan covers the first four sections and one mock exam a month, no credit card. Pro unlocks everything, and Product Hunt readers get 25% off their first Pro payment with code STUDENT25 at checkout. Network+ and Security+ are next. I'd love to hear from anyone who has taken A+ recently: which PBQ caught you off guard? That's exactly what I'm trying to build labs for. And if you try the PC build sim and break it, tell me how. I'll be here all day.

ExamWizardz

The CompTIA A+ study platform that tells you when to book

The CompTIA A+ study platform that tells you when to book