Not directly, but it's because of a good reason that benefits you. We've found that most training providers in general (not specifically notary training providers) are either notary supply sellers first and trainers second or trainers first and notary supply sellers second. That means that they're usually not good at both. Let us explain. Suppose you sell notary supplies. One day you might realize that you can also sell notary training to your customers, but you're not a trainer; you're a supplier. Since your specialty isn't training, you might not make a great course. Now suppose you're a trainer. You probably made an excellent notary training course, but one day you realize that you can make more money by selling notary supplies to your notary training customers. Since your specialty is not retail, you're probably unable to offer the best prices. We don't know which other notary training vendors that sell supplies are trainers first or which are suppliers first. Still, we know that you can usually find supplies at much less expensive prices by purchasing them directly from suppliers specializing in notary supplies. We're a notary training company specializing in training, so we don't sell retail products. A seal shouldn't cost you more than $10-$20, and a journal shouldn't cost more than $15-$20. Those are the prices you'll see if you go to someone specializing in supplies. Training providers typically can't match these prices. That's why we have partnered with a supply company. Please visit the Notary Supplies section of this site for more information.