Your journeyman license is the line between the wage you're on now and the wage you're working toward.
One exam stands between you and that next paycheck level — and the months of study you'll either spend well, or waste.
You can pass with free YouTube and a stack of borrowed code books. Plenty of people have. What free YouTube won't give you is a number on the screen telling you you'll pass — so you keep studying, or worse, you sit the exam, miss by four questions on calculations you thought you had, and wait another month for the pay bump.
Loomi is the missing scoreboard. It learns what you keep getting wrong, schedules those questions back at you until they stick, and shows you — by article, by exam type, by difficulty — exactly where you'd lose points if the exam were today.
The single most-repeated study advice from electricians who passed: learn to navigate the code book index fast.
Every paid prep program teaches the content. Almost none drill the skill the exam is actually testing. Loomi's lookup drills exist because nobody else builds them.
The single most-repeated complaint about the big paid courses: errata, duplicated content, and no idea where you stand.
Loomi is one app, one progress tracker, one number that tells you you're ready.
Every plan is the whole app — NEC 2017, 2020, and 2023, all 9,000+ questions, SRS, lookup drills, mastery view. Annual starts with a 3-day free trial of everything; if it's not for you, cancel inside the trial and pay nothing. Lifetime means lifetime: when the next code cycle drops, you don't pay again.
We're saying: when the videos are done, you still don't know if you're ready. That's what Loomi is for.
We email you once, on August 1, 2026, with the download link — then 3 days of everything, free. No drip, no spam, no upsells.
Your journeyman license is the line between the wage you're on now and the one you're working toward. The only thing standing between is one exam — and the months of study you'll either spend well, or waste.
You can pass with free YouTube and a stack of borrowed code books. What it won't give you is a number on the screen telling you you'll pass.
Loomi is the missing scoreboard. It learns what you keep getting wrong, schedules those questions back at you until they stick, and shows you — by article, by exam type, by difficulty — exactly where you'd lose points if the exam were today.
The single most-repeated study advice from electricians who passed: learn to navigate the code book index fast.
Every paid prep program teaches content. Almost none drill the skill the exam is actually testing. Loomi's lookup drills exist because nobody else builds them.
The most-repeated complaint about the big paid courses: errata, duplicated content, no idea where you stand.
Loomi is one app, one progress tracker, one number that tells you you're ready.
Every plan is the whole app — NEC 2017, 2020, and 2023, all 9,000+ questions, SRS, lookup drills. Annual starts with a 3-day free trial of everything; cancel inside the trial and pay nothing.
We're saying: when the videos are done, you still don't know if you're ready. That's what Loomi is for.
| YouTube (free) | Big prep courses | Loomi | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watch videos | Yes | Yes | — |
| 9,000+ MCQs + 11,000+ flashcards / edition | — | Some | Yes |
| Knows what you keep missing | — | — | Yes |
| Spaced repetition | — | — | Yes |
| Lookup-speed drills against a clock | — | Rare | Yes |
| Works for the next code cycle | — | — | Yes (lifetime) |
| Works offline | — | — | Yes |
| Try before you pay | n/a | Rare | 3-day free trial |
| Price | $0 | $300–675 | $12.99/mo · $179 lifetime |
One email, on August 1, 2026, with the download link — then 3 days of everything, free. No drip, no spam.