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12 seats — one charge of $2,388

Federal Fit card package. Twelve seats. One Stripe line. Review the $2,388 total before paying.

Your order.

Federal Fit card package: 12 seats at $199. One charge of $2,388. If the official classifies this as services subject to the Service Contract Labor Standards, the card cap is $2,500. This charge is under that cap. Your authorized purchasing official determines purchase-card authority and required agency approvals. Price alone does not authorize a purchase. Sit Federal Fit before you pay. The $14,500 quote is a different order.

Every seat includes.

50-question Federal Fit assessment

Each participant sits Federal Fit, freeze 2026.08-B-keybalance-v2. The office receives six work-domain scores and career directions. This sitting is not Career Fit form 2026.08-C.

Read the white paper and citations The white paper records Career Fit form 2026.08-C. It is not this sitting. Outcome rates appear only in an approved case study. None is claimed on this page. · Research and evidence

ZIP Code Job Proximity — two years

Search for jobs near the ZIP code you enter, whether you are looking close to home or exploring a move. ZIP job access lasts two years. Listings depend on location and availability; apply directly to employers.

US Testing Center — one year, up to three tests

Use the included year of US Testing Center access when preparation fits your next step. It is part of every package; there is no separate upgrade to choose.

Score verification

After the 50 questions, the person receives a score verification. A prospective employer uses the shared code to check the result and does not see the person's name or contact information. The score is the person's answers. Maximum 110. It is not a recommendation and it is not a hire decision.

SumCruncher Daily

Keep daily number practice in your routine with SumCruncher Daily, included in your package.

Testing Center participation is optional. These are preparation and career-exploration tools; they do not award a professional license or guarantee a job.

Published volume rates.

Federal and program pricing · one-time purchase in USD
Seats in one orderPrice per seatExample order
1–24$19910 seats: $1,990
25–49$17525 seats: $4,375
50–99$16050 seats: $8,000
100+$145100 seats: $14,500

The quantity in each order sets the price for every seat in that order. All seats include the same participant package. Individual purchases are $199. No automatic subscription renewal.

Buy only the seats your program needs. Orders above 500 seats are available by invoice at the published rate.

Useful direction for participants. Clear progress for your office.

Career-path exploration report

Explore occupational families connected to your assessment profile, with separate illustrative Federal series and civilian occupations. Review requirements and possible training steps with links to OPM and O*NET.

Explore the report

Program completion summary

Your private buyer wallet shows purchased, activated, and completed seats. Filter seat status, download a completion summary or seat-status CSV, and save a printable copy. Participant names stay on your own roster.

Preview the program summary

Both features are included in program seat pricing. Assessment results suggest exploration directions; they do not establish job qualification, referral, or suitability. Download program reports within one year of completion.

Appendix. Which form the file matches.

A federal or program seat sits Federal Fit, freeze 2026.08-B-keybalance-v2. The office sample is the one-page Federal Fit file. Its item counts are executive reasoning 9, quantitative 9, verbal 8, visual pattern 8, workplace judgment 8, and procedural sequencing 8. Career Fit, the individual package, is form 2026.08-C: executive reasoning 9, quantitative 8, verbal 8, visual pattern 8, workplace judgment 9, and procedural sequencing 8. The 12-page sample is Hiring Fit on freeze 2026.08-B-keybalance-v2. It is not form 2026.08-C. A hardware record of the Career Fit public file is in the white paper. That record does not score a person. IBM did not endorse the result. The score verification does not name that job.