Mechanics vs. mindset
The balance tilts toward business thinking and away from the document-level detail. If you cannot yet identify every document in a loan package on sight, that gap will still be there afterward.
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Review · More business-building than document training
Notary Business School
Review
Leans toward the business and mindset side of notary work — branding, marketing and positioning — more than the mechanics of the signing table.
Review SummaryNotary Business School
FounderAndre C. Hatchett
FocusNotary business building
Price tierMid
Reviewed byMobile Notary School
ConflictWe sell competing courses
Disclosure, up front
We publish notary courses. Notary Business School competes with them. Read this review knowing that, verify anything that matters on their own website, and discount our opinion accordingly. We have not invented facts, and where we did not know a current price we say so rather than guess.
What it does well
- Takes the business-building side seriously, which many signing agent courses skip entirely
- Good on positioning, branding and thinking of yourself as a business rather than a freelancer
- Motivational delivery that genuinely helps people who need momentum to get started
- Community and accountability elements that some students respond very well to
The other side
What to consider before buying
Consideration 01
Consideration 02
Verify current pricing and format
Programme structure and pricing in this corner of the market change frequently, sometimes toward coaching or membership formats. Confirm exactly what you are buying, and whether it recurs, before you pay.
Consideration 03
Recurring formats
Where a programme is sold as coaching or membership rather than a course, the true cost is the monthly figure multiplied by however long you stay. Do that arithmetic before you enroll.
The verdict
Potentially a good fit if your gap is genuinely confidence, positioning and marketing rather than technical knowledge. If your gap is the document stack — and for most new signing agents it is — you will need technical training alongside it.
How it compares to what we publish
We split those two problems into separate, cheap purchases rather than one large one. Jumpstart ($237) is the technical training. Google Maps SEO ($37.95) and Email Marketing ($47) are the client acquisition. Nothing recurs, so the total cost is knowable on the day you buy.
Compare the curriculum yourself
Ours is on the page, in full, with the price at the top. Read it against theirs and decide.
See Our Signing Agent CourseBefore you buy any notary course
Including ours. Spend twenty minutes with the free tools first — no email required, no account, no card:
- Should I Become A Notary? Quiz — a two-minute assessment that will tell you no if the answer is no
- Notary Income Calculator — model your own market with honest numbers before you spend anything
- Startup Cost Calculator — what launching actually costs in your state, plus break-even
If those come back discouraging, no course on the market fixes it, and you have just saved yourself several hundred dollars.
Start where you are
Same skills. Different price.
Read our curriculum against theirs, with both prices visible, and make your own call.
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