Both help you prepare for certification exams. They just answer a different question: “what was on the exam?” versus “do I understand the material?” Here's the difference, stated as fairly as we can.
| ExamDeck | ExamTopics | |
|---|---|---|
| Where questions come from | ✓ Original, written from the official standard, expert-validated | ✗ Community-shared questions that commonly mirror real exams (dumps) |
| Answer verification | ✓ One verified answer, explanation cites the source | ✗ Community voting — comment threads often disagree with the marked answer |
| Explanations | ✓ Every option explained, right and wrong | ✗ Sparse; the discussion thread is the explanation |
| Risk to your certification | ✓ None — original content | ✗ Using leaked content violates exam agreements and can void results |
| Pricing model | ✓ Free sample, then from $15 one-time per exam | ✗ Free browsing with ads; full access via recurring Contributor subscription |
| Experience | ✓ No ads, no CAPTCHA, mobile-first, timed mocks + readiness report | ✗ Ads and CAPTCHA walls; question lists rather than a study system |
| Exam coverage | ✗ 41 exams live (IIBA, PMI, Scrum.org, SAFe, PRINCE2, ITIL, ISTQB, AWS, Azure, CompTIA, Cisco and more) — more IT vendors coming | ✓ Very broad coverage across vendors |
If your only goal is to see the style of questions for an exam we don't cover yet, browsing community banks can give you a feel for the format. Go in knowing the answers are crowd-voted, the experience is ad-heavy, and leaked content carries real policy risk.
If you're sitting an exam we cover and want to understand the material — with verified answers, an explanation for every option, timed mocks and a readiness score that tells you when to book — that's exactly what ExamDeck is built for.
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