You can register for the Bubble Developer Certification exam today by visiting certification.bubble.io. Once you’re there, take the following steps to begin the exam:
If purchasing an individual registration:
Click “sign in” at this site. This will use the credentials you’ve signed in with at bubble.io. If you’re not signed in to bubble.io, it'll redirect you there so you can sign in.
Next, register for the exam. Registering costs $45.00 USD and grants you two attempts to pass.
Once you’ve registered, all that’s left to do is complete an ID verification process as part of the exam’s proctoring initiative.
If purchasing multiple registrations in bulk:
Click “sign in” at this site. This will use the credentials you’ve signed in with at bubble.io. If you’re not signed in to bubble.io, it'll redirect you there so you can sign in.
In the payment window, use the dropdown to select the number of seats you'd like to purchase including your own. You may then complete the payment.
After your payment, you’ll be given a link you can share with others you wish to invite to the exam. (Note: the page with this link will only be visible to you once; you won’t be able to find it again once you navigate away. However, you'll also be emailed the link for safe-keeping.)
You can now share the link to others. The number of people who can access the exam from your invite will be limited by the number of registrations you purchased. (Note: Please double check that the emails you invite are part of your agency’s list and are associated with an existing Bubble account. Users won’t be able to sign up for the exam if they aren't logged into the correct account at bubble.io.)
One registration grants each user 2 total attempts to pass within a 3-month registration window. If the user fails both attempts, they will be able to re-register for the exam after their original 3-month registration window expires.
The exam is available online 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — with one exception. There is a maintenance window every Monday between 12 and 5 PM ET. During that time, the exam may go offline for routine updates and fixes. We highly recommend that you plan to take the exam on any day other than Monday (ET).