TakeCE.com holds its top promotional discount at exactly 5% off storewide, a rate that has stayed constant across two years of SimplyCodes tracking, with 9 to 10 active codes running every month. Because the ceiling never moves seasonally, radiology professionals renewing ARRT® or ARDMS® credits gain nothing by waiting for a bigger event. TakeCE.com also backs purchases with "The TakeCE Promise" money-back guarantee and offers a free demo course, so the smartest plays here center on applying the steady sitewide code, verifying against competitor pricing, and testing the platform risk-free before paying.
Apply the Steady 5% Sitewide Code on Every Registration
TakeCE.com's highest available discount consistently lands at 5% off storewide, and SimplyCodes historical data shows this rate has held firm for two years running. The monthly code inventory sits at 9 to 10 active codes, with the overall discount across all offers averaging around 4%. This is one of the most predictable promotional patterns SimplyCodes tracks in the continuing education category.
That consistency changes how a radiology technologist should time a purchase. There is no seasonal spike to wait for and no clearance window that pushes the discount past 5%, so registering for an ARRT®-recognized course today costs effectively the same as registering during any promotional period. Pulling an active sitewide code before checkout captures the full available discount immediately rather than deferring a renewal deadline in hopes of deeper savings that the data shows never arrives.
Compare CE4RT, RadComm, and ASRT Before Committing to a Course
CE4RT, RadComm, and the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT) all sell ARRT®-recognized Category A credits that overlap directly with TakeCE.com's radiology and modality catalog, which makes them worth pricing against before you register. Because TakeCE.com's discount is historically capped at 5%, a competitor running a steeper promotion on an equivalent accredited course can beat TakeCE.com's best available price outright. SimplyCodes tracks 1,533 active competitor codes across this category.
The comparison matters most when the credit you need is a general radiology or modality requirement rather than a course unique to TakeCE.com. For interchangeable Category A credits, the accrediting body recognizes the hours identically regardless of which of these providers issues them, so the deciding factor becomes price after discount. Where a specific TakeCE.com course has no equivalent at CE4RT, RadComm, or ASRT, the 5% sitewide code remains the direct path to savings.
Test the Platform Free Before Paying With the Demo Course
TakeCE.com publishes a free "how CE credits work" demo course on its dedicated radiology CE sale page, letting healthcare professionals see the course delivery format and credit-reporting process before spending anything. This matters for a category where the purchase is a state or registry requirement rather than a discretionary buy: a technologist can confirm the interface, pacing, and credit workflow suit them before committing a renewal budget to it.
Running the free demo first also clarifies whether TakeCE.com's format fits your learning style ahead of comparing it against a CE4RT or ASRT course, turning the trial into a direct input for the pricing comparison above.
Buy With "The TakeCE Promise" Money-Back Guarantee Behind You
TakeCE.com documents "The TakeCE Promise" on its official site, which includes an "EZ Refund Policy" and a money-back guarantee for unsatisfied customers. Because TakeCE.com sells one-time course purchases rather than recurring subscriptions, this guarantee directly addresses the buyer's core risk: paying for a course that turns out not to satisfy a specific state board or registry requirement.
That refund backstop pairs naturally with the free demo. A technologist uncertain whether a course meets their jurisdiction's exact CE rules can test the format for free, purchase under the guarantee, and request a refund if the credit does not match what their board accepts. The one-time payment structure means there is no recurring charge to cancel, only a single purchase covered by the stated refund policy.
