Free Part 107 Practice Test

Yes. Both modes are free with no account: the Quick test (10 questions, feedback after each one) and the Full test (60 questions on a 2-hour timer, weighted like the current FAA test). You see your score and pass or fail the moment you finish. Your result by FAA area and every missed question explained unlock with just your email. For more free questions, the 40 sample questions the FAA published are at rotatepilot.com/faa-questions/drone with answers explained.

No. The FAA keeps the live test bank confidential, so no practice test has the real questions. Ours are written to the FAA's Remote Pilot ACS in the real format (three answer choices, sectional chart figures). The FAA does publish sample questions; we show all 40 with the answer and its source at rotatepilot.com/faa-questions/drone.

The FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Certificate is required to fly drones commercially in the United States. Whether you want to do aerial photography, real estate, construction mapping, inspections, or any paid drone work, you need Part 107. The exam has 60 multiple-choice questions and requires a 70% score to pass.

You choose. The Quick test is 10 questions with feedback after each one. The Full test is 60 questions on a 2-hour timer, split by area like the current FAA test (Regulations 48%, Airspace 20%, Weather 5%, Loading 2%, Operations 25%), with no feedback until you finish. Both use 3 answer choices per question, like the real exam, score you the moment you finish and need no account. Your result in each FAA area and every missed question explained unlock with just your email. The $69 Part 107 Pass (one payment, no subscription) adds the full 470+ question bank, repeat timed exams, flashcards and lessons.

The one that copies the real FAA test: 60 scored questions, 3 answer choices, a 2-hour timer, the official PSI topic weights (Regulations 48%, Operations 25%, Airspace 20%, Weather 5%, Loading and Performance 2%) and an explanation for every answer. This free test uses that format (3 choices, the full 60 on a 2-hour timer, split by area) with no account. Free and paid practice tests and courses, with prices and the date we checked them, are compared at rotatepilot.com/best/part-107-prep-courses.

FAA test statistics put the 2025 pass rate for the Part 107 (UAG) knowledge test at about 83%, so roughly 1 in 6 test takers fails and pays the $175 fee again. Most people study for 2-4 weeks. Regulations is now almost half of the test (48%), and airspace with sectional charts (20%) takes the most practice. Both practice modes cover every area.

The FAA Part 107 knowledge test costs $175 at a PSI testing center. There is no cost to apply for or receive the Remote Pilot Certificate itself after passing. Rotate’s Part 107 + Drone Business Bundle is $69 once — 470 questions, exam simulations, flashcards, AI tutor, and the client-work kit. One payment, yours forever.

Most online Part 107 courses cost $129 to $299, one time (prices checked in September 2026). Rotate is $69, also one time: 470+ practice questions, full timed exams weighted like the current FAA test, flashcards and an AI tutor, plus the drone business kit on top. There is nothing to cancel later, you can take the free quick test or the full 60-question timed test first, and there's a 30-day refund as long as you haven't finished the course, plus a pass guarantee with conditions.

No. Recreational drone pilots fly under Section 44809 and only need the TRUST certificate (free). But if you ever want to make money with your drone — photography, video, mapping, inspections, or any commercial use — you need Part 107.