NobleCE review: CE courses, state approvals and costs for agents
NobleCE sells online and paper-book CE, mostly for life and health agents. It says it covers 38 states, in English and Spanish.
- Best for
- Life and health agents who want cheap 24-hour bundles, Spanish courses or a paper book
- Type
- Online and paper-book CE. No pre-licensing
- Price
- $49.95 for a 24-hour bundle. Single courses from $13.95. State fees extra
- States
- 38 states, by NobleCE's count. Not New York
- Formats
- Online self-study, online classroom-equivalent in Texas and paper books
- Reporting
- NobleCE reports completions, right away in California and Texas and the next business day in Florida
Our take
NobleCE is cheap and simple. A 24-hour bundle is $49.95, and Texas courses count as classroom-equivalent with no final.
Support is phone and fax only, there is no written refund policy and there is no team dashboard.
Pros
- 24-hour bundles at a low price
- Courses in Spanish
- Paper books for agents who like print
- 24 months to finish
Cons
- Phone and fax support only
- No written refund policy
- No New York courses
States, licenses and approvals
- States
- 38 states, by NobleCE's count. New York isn't one
- License types
- Mostly life and health producers. Some property and casualty courses
| State | Provider number | Source |
|---|---|---|
| California | 20032 | NobleCE's catalog |
| Florida | 981 | NobleCE's catalog |
| Texas | 32442 | NobleCE's catalog |
| Washington | 19866 | The state's flood and annuity training lists, last updated January 2024 |
Checked October 2026. Check your course in the state's course search before you buy.
Courses and packages
| Course or bundle | State | Hours | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 24-hour life and health bundleMost agents start here | California, Florida or Texas | 24 | $49.95 |
| Annuity and best interest | Florida or Texas | 4 | $13.95 |
| Annuity and best interest | California | 8 or 4 | $22.32 or $13.95 |
| Guide to Annuities | Texas | 8 | $22.32 |
| Long-term care | California, Florida or Texas | 8 | $22.32 |
| Long-term care refresher | Florida or Texas | 4 | $13.95 |
| Ethics | California or Texas | 3 | $13.95 |
| Law and ethics update | Florida | 5 | $13.95 |
One-time prices as of October 2026. The bundle shows a struck-through $67 list price. Single courses work out to about $2.79 an hour, with a $13.95 minimum.
Required topics
| Topic | What it offers |
|---|---|
| Ethics | In every bundle. 4 hours of law and ethics in Florida, 3 in Texas, 3 with anti-fraud in California |
| Annuity best interest | Courses in California, Florida and Texas |
| Long-term care | First-time and refresher courses in California, Florida and Texas |
| Anti-money laundering | Courses in Florida and Texas |
| Flood | Washington lists NobleCE for its flood training |
Learning formats and final exams
- Self-study
- Online, or a paper book with an online or paper exam
- Texas
- Classroom-equivalent bundles with study questions and no final
- Passing score
- 70 percent
- Attempts
- Unlimited
- Open book
- Yes in California and Texas. Closed book in Florida
- Proctored
- No
- Florida seat time
- Pass chapter quizzes and spend 20 percent of the hours before the final opens
Completion reporting and certificates
- Who reports credits
- NobleCE
- California and Texas
- Right away, any day
- Florida
- The next business day
- Certificate
- Download it right after you pass
Pass rates, guarantees and refunds
- Refunds
- Call customer service at 866-637-1316, a separate line from support. No written policy
Multi-state licenses
- Nonresidents
- California, Florida and Texas accept home-state CE, but annuity and long-term care training can still apply
Agency and team accounts
- Group discount
- Each person gets 20 percent off when colleagues finish CE together
Mobile access, accessibility and languages
- Phone or tablet
- Texas and California courses work on phones and tablets
- Languages
- English and Spanish, by state
- Progress
- Saved when you sign out
Plans, fees and total cost
| State | Fee |
|---|---|
| California | $0.65 per credit hour |
| Texas | $1.30 per credit hour |
| Florida | No fee |
Fees as of October 2026. NobleCE collects them and sends them with your completions.
Getting started and support
- Phone
- 800-275-2589
- Hours
- Weekdays 8 a.m. to 4:45 p.m. Central
- Channels
- Phone and fax. No email or chat listed
Access, cancellation and data export
- Access
- 24 months from purchase
- Cancel
- Call 866-637-1316
NobleCE alternatives
- InsuranceStudy$45 per year for unlimited CEUnlimited CE for a year in any state
- National Online Insurance School$49.95 per state CE bundleLife and health bundles at a similar price
- BetterCE$44 per 24-hour California packageState packages with same-day reporting and live webinars
- 360trainingFrom $39 per state packageLow-cost packages in all 50 states by its count
- WebCEFrom $49.95 per state packageState renewal packages for most lines
See every option in insurance continuing education.
Frequently asked questions
How much does NobleCE cost?
A 24-hour bundle is $49.95 plus state fees. Single courses start at $13.95.
Are NobleCE exams open book?
In California and Texas, yes. Florida exams are closed book with no monitor.
Does NobleCE offer courses in Spanish?
Yes, in some states. Pick your state to see the options.
Is NobleCE approved in my state?
It says it serves 38 states but not New York. It prints provider numbers for California, Florida and Texas. Check your course in your state's course search.
Does NobleCE report my CE?
Yes. California and Texas completions go in right away, and Florida ones the next business day.
How we researched this review. We based this review on the pricing, terms and product pages published by NobleCE, reviewed in October 2026, together with our team's experience working with insurance agents and agency owners since 2008.
Corrections
Vendors change their pricing all the time and they don't email us when they do. So if you see a price on here that's gone up, a plan NobleCE quit selling or a contract term that reads different now, let us know and send the link to the page where NobleCE has it. Somebody here pulls up that page and checks it before we change anything on ours.