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Revise AQA GCSE Business (8132) free every day. The Exam Season Pass is one payment that lasts until your exams are over, built on three promises: every answer marked, real exam practice any time and a plan to the exam.

Revzy is built for AQA right now. Edexcel and OCR are coming next. Students on those boards can join free today; the pass goes on sale for their board when Revzy is ready for it, and not before.

Free

£0

  • 10 quiz questions a day, Paper 1 and Paper 2
  • 1 6, 9 or 12-mark answer marked a week, against the AQA grid
  • 3 calculation types, with marks for your working
  • Break-even chart practice, unlimited
  • Today's 10, Mock Week with an estimated grade, and your topic map
  • Your readiness score for each paper
  • Mistake bank for the free questions you get wrong
  • A Monday progress email for a parent, if you add one
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Exam Season Pass

£29.99

One payment, no subscription. Valid until 30 June 2027. In Year 10? £39.99 covers Year 10 and Year 11, valid until 30 June 2028.

Every answer marked

  • 3 marked 6, 9 and 12-mark answers a day, against the AQA grid
  • Improve an answer and get it re-marked, once per answer
  • All 16 calculation types, with marks for your working
  • Timed 12-mark sprints

Real exam practice, any time

  • End-of-topic tests on any topic: 3 a day
  • Unlimited quiz questions
  • Mistake bank for every question you get wrong
  • Command-word drills, the glossary and flashcards that come back after 1, 3, 7 and 14 days

A plan to the exam

  • A plan for every week up to your exams, built from your weak topics. In Year 10, "Keep up": a set each week on what you have just been taught
  • Your readiness score with the breakdown by topic and the trend
  • A one-page sheet for the night before each paper
  • A live view and a half-term report for a parent
Get the pass
Early members: if your account was made before 1 December 2026, the pass is £23.99 (Year 10: £31.99) until 31 January 2027. You'll see the price when you sign in.
Founding passes: the first 40 students to finish Today's 10 on 3 different days get the pass free. How it works

The limits, in full

These are published so you know exactly what you get. We never cut them between 1 April and 30 June, when you need them most.

FreeExam Season Pass
Quiz questions10 a dayUnlimited
Calculation types316
Marked 6, 9 and 12-mark answers1 a week3 a day
End-of-topic tests–3 a day
Extra marked answers when a friend joins with your link and answers 10 questions2 each2 each
Break-even chart practiceUnlimitedUnlimited
Today's 10, Mock Week, topic map, Monday parent emailIncludedIncluded
Readiness scoreThe numberBreakdown and trend
Mistake bankFree questionsEvery question
Revision plan, night-before sheets, parent live view and half-term report–Included
Command-word drills, glossary, flashcards–Included

"A day" resets at midnight UTC. "A week" means any rolling 7 days. Some features appear here once their questions have been checked by a GCSE Business teacher.

Questions

Is it a subscription?

No. The pass is one payment of £29.99 and simply ends on 30 June 2027. Nothing renews. For students in Year 10 now, it's one payment of £39.99 and ends on 30 June 2028.

Who writes the questions?

A GCSE Business teacher, against the AQA 8132 specification. Revzy is independent and not endorsed by any exam board.

I sit Edexcel or OCR. Can I use it?

Not fully yet. Revzy is built for AQA, and Edexcel and OCR are next, with questions, marking and papers written for those courses. Join free now and tell us your board: you can use the calculations, break-even charts and topic videos, and everything else switches on when your board is ready. We won't sell you a pass before then.

Will it guarantee a grade?

No. Marks and Mock Week grades are estimates to help you revise, not predictions of your result.

Can I cancel?

Because the pass gives instant access to digital content, you agree to start straight away and give up the 14-day cancellation right when you buy. If something is faulty you still have your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. See the terms.