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9 Best LSAT Prep Courses of 2026
This list is for law school applicants studying for the LSAT who want to know which prep course or subscription to buy. We compared documented features and published prices for nine options: monthly subscriptions such as 7Sage, LSAT Lab, LSAT Demon and LSATMax, structured courses from Blueprint, Kaplan and The Princeton Review, the Magoosh self-study plan, and LSAC's own LawHub. Scores weigh features at 40 percent and ease of use and value at 30 percent each. One cost applies to almost everyone: LSAC requires students in a prep course to buy LawHub Advantage, which costs $124 per year and is not included in most course prices. Several vendors were running sales in November 2026, so check the final price at checkout.
By the Mojolin research desk · Updated November 11, 2026 · 9 tools compared · Prices checked on vendor pages, latest November 11, 2026
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7Sage is our top pick because its Core plan, at $69 per month, combines every released LSAT, multiple explanations for every question, an adaptive study scheduler and 900+ video lessons, and its Live plan adds 60+ live Zoom sessions per week for $129 per month. LSAT Lab is a close second and slightly cheaper, with a free Starter plan, 81 official LSATs on its $65 Premium plan and a refund if your score does not rise by 5 points. Blueprint is the best structured live course, with 30 hours of live instruction for $1,299, and LSAT Demon is a strong subscription for students who want daily live classes. Kaplan is the pick for an in-person classroom, Magoosh is the cheapest full year of self-study at $199, and LawHub is where every student should start for free official practice. We left out PowerScore because its course pages could not be checked when we reviewed this list.
Top picks
Runner-up
LSAT Lab
9.0 / 10
budget-minded students who want a free start and a guarantee
Read the review →Comparison table
| # | Tool | Pricing | Score | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  7Sage | self-studiers who want every official test explained | Core from $69 per month; Live $129 per month (first month $79 on offer); Coach $299 per month; plus $124 per year for LawHub Advantage | 9.1 |
| 2 | LSAT Lab | budget-minded students who want a free start and a guarantee | Free Starter plan; Premium $65 per month, Classroom $125 per month, Tutor $425 per month; 30% off when paid yearly; LawHub Advantage required | 9.0 |
| 3 |  Blueprint LSAT | students who want a scheduled live course | Self-Paced Course from $99 per month; Live Course $1,299 for 4 months; 170+ Course $1,999 for 6 months; tutoring from $2,699 | 8.6 |
| 4 |  LSAT Demon | students who want daily live classes on a monthly plan | Paid plans from $99 per month, cancel anytime | 8.5 |
| 5 |  Kaplan LSAT | students who want an in-person classroom | On Demand from $899; Live Online from $1,099 on sale (list $1,299); In Person from $1,699 on sale (list $1,899); 170+ Course $1,899 on sale | 8.4 |
| 6 |  Magoosh LSAT | self-studiers who want a year of access for one price | Premium $199 for 12 months plus one-time $124 LawHub Advantage fee; Premium + On-Demand Classes $499 | 8.3 |
| 7 |  LSATMax | students who want to study on a phone | Course + PT Explanations $69 per month ($174 for 3 months, $349 for 6 months); Solomon Core $99 per month; tutoring first session $49 | 8.2 |
| 8 |  LSAC LawHub | every test taker who wants free official practice | Free LawHub account; LawHub Advantage $124 per year | 8.1 |
| 9 |  The Princeton Review LSAT | students who want a long live course with 90+ practice tests | See vendor pricing (USD check pending) | 7.9 |
Scoring weights
Every tool gets three editorial scores out of 10, from vendor documentation, product pages and the published price. The overall score is the weighted average below, the same method on every list. Full method
The full ranking
Rank 1 · Best overall
7Sage
Monthly LSAT prep subscriptions with every released LSAT, multiple explanations for every question, Sage AI and optional daily live classes.
7sage.com9.1
out of 10
Best for: self-studiers who want every official test explained
7Sage sells three monthly LSAT plans. Core, at $69 per month, includes Sage AI for performance analysis, an adaptive study scheduler, 900+ short video lessons, one-click drills that target weak areas, and all 80+ released LSATs. Its distinguishing feature is depth of explanation: every question on every released LSAT has a written analysis, an answer-choice breakdown and a video walkthrough. The Live plan, listed at $129 per month with a $79 first month on offer, adds 12+ live Zoom sessions each weekday, weekly proctored tests, office hours and 3,000+ recorded classes. Coach, at $299 per month, adds a dedicated 99th-percentile coach with two 30-minute sessions per month, and unused sessions roll over for up to a year. Every plan also needs LawHub Advantage, which LSAC sells for $124 per year. Students with an LSAC fee waiver can subscribe for as little as $1 per month through 7Sage's Fee Waiver Program.
Standout feature
7Sage is the best choice for self-studiers because every question on all 80+ released LSATs has written and video explanations, from $69 per month.
Use cases
Working professionals studying on evenings and weekends
Follow the adaptive scheduler and review every missed question with video explanations
Outcome: A full self-paced program for $69 per month plus LawHub Advantage
Applicants with an LSAC fee waiver
Enroll through the 7Sage Fee Waiver Program
Outcome: Subscription from $1 per month and 50% off courses
Key features
- All 80+ released LSATs available for practice, with results importable from LawHub
- Written analyses, answer-choice breakdowns and video walkthroughs for every question
- 900+ bite-sized video lessons and an adaptive study scheduler
- Live plan: 12+ live Zoom sessions per weekday, 60+ per week, plus weekly proctored tests
- Coach plan: two 30-minute sessions per month with a 99th-percentile coach
Pros
- Core costs $69 per month and can be stopped when you finish studying
- Live plan adds office hours and 3,000+ recorded classes
- Fee waiver holders can subscribe for as little as $1 per month
Cons
- LawHub Advantage at $124 per year is required on top of every plan
- No permanent free plan, only a free trial
- Coach plan enrollment is capped and costs $299 per month
Rank 2 · Runner-up
LSAT Lab
Adaptive LSAT prep with a free Starter plan, 81 official LSATs on paid plans and live classes five days a week.
lsatlab.com9.0
out of 10
Best for: budget-minded students who want a free start and a guarantee
LSAT Lab is a subscription platform built around an adaptive study plan that recalibrates as you practice. The free Starter plan includes 2 official LSATs, the video lesson library, score analytics, an AI skills training center and one free trial class. Premium, at $65 per month, raises that to 81 official LSATs and adds adaptive drilling, custom practice sets, class recordings and the Higher Score Guarantee. Classroom, at $125 per month, adds 90-minute live classes that run five days a week, and Tutor, at $425 per month, adds 2 hours of tutoring. Paying yearly saves 30%, and every paid plan has a 10-day satisfaction guarantee. The score guarantee refunds 100% of the subscription if you take a practice test within 10 days, study for two months and do not improve by at least 5 points on an official LSAT. As with most courses, paid plans need LawHub Advantage.
Standout feature
LSAT Lab is the best choice for budget-minded students because its free plan includes 2 official LSATs and Premium costs $65 per month.
Use cases
First-time test takers unsure where to start
Take an official LSAT on the free Starter plan and review the analytics
Outcome: A baseline score and study priorities at no cost
Students who want classes plus a guarantee
Join the Classroom plan for live sessions five days a week
Outcome: Live instruction and a refund if the score does not rise 5 points
Key features
- Free Starter plan with 2 official LSATs, video lessons, score analytics and 1 free trial class
- Premium plan with 81 official LSATs, an adaptive study plan and adaptive drilling
- Classroom plan adds 90-minute live classes held five days a week
- Analytics engine tracks 200+ parameters per question
- Score guarantee: 5+ point increase or a 100% refund
Pros
- Permanent free plan to try the platform before paying
- 10-day satisfaction guarantee on every paid plan
- Paying for a year saves 30%
Cons
- Paid plans require LawHub Advantage at $124 per year
- Live classes start at the $125 per month Classroom plan
- Tutoring plan costs $425 per month for 2 hours
Rank 3 · Also great
Blueprint LSAT
Self-paced plans, scheduled live courses and tutoring for the LSAT, with a free tier that includes a full-length practice exam.
blueprintprep.com8.6
out of 10
Best for: students who want a scheduled live course
Blueprint offers LSAT prep in four formats. A free version of its self-paced subscription includes 8 core modules and a full-length LSAT practice exam with visual analytics. The paid Self-Paced Course starts at $99 per month and includes 60+ learning modules, access to Live Review sessions and a score increase guarantee. The Live Course costs $1,299 for 4 months of access and delivers 30 hours of live instruction over 10 to 12 weeks, with the option to repeat or make up any class and, for a limited time, 4 one-on-one hours with a tutor. The 170+ Course costs $1,999 for 6 months and doubles live instruction to 60 hours, adds 1:1 coach check-ins and carries a 170+ score guarantee. Tutoring starts at $2,699. Blueprint notes that its listed prices do not include the LawHub Advantage fee required by LSAC, and it offers financing at checkout.
Standout feature
Blueprint LSAT is the best choice for students who want a live class schedule because its Live Course includes 30 hours of live instruction for $1,299.
Use cases
Students who need a fixed class schedule
Enroll in the Live Course for 10 to 12 weeks of classes
Outcome: 30 hours of live teaching and 4 months of access for $1,299
High scorers aiming for 170
Take the 170+ Course with coach check-ins
Outcome: 60 live hours and a 170+ score guarantee for $1,999
Key features
- Free self-paced tier with 8 core modules and a full-length LSAT practice exam
- Self-Paced Course with 60+ learning modules and access to Live Review sessions
- Live Course: 30 hours of live instruction over 10 to 12 weeks, 4 months of access
- 170+ Course: 60 hours of live instruction, 1:1 coach check-ins, 6 months of access
- Live course students can repeat or make up any class
Pros
- Score increase guarantee on the Self-Paced and Live courses
- 170+ score guarantee on the 170+ Course
- Financing available, with rates as low as 0% APR
Cons
- Listed prices do not include the $124 LawHub Advantage fee
- Live Course costs $1,299 against $99 per month for self-paced
- Tutoring packages start at $2,699
Rank 4
LSAT Demon
LSAT prep subscription with drills on every official question, 10,000+ explanations and daily live classes on Zoom.
lsatdemon.com8.5
out of 10
Best for: students who want daily live classes on a monthly plan
LSAT Demon is a subscription from Ben Olson and Nathan Fox, the hosts of the Thinking LSAT Podcast. Paid plans start at $99 per month and can be canceled anytime, and there is a free option to start. The platform lets you drill every official LSAT question and track your progress, with over 10,000 written and video explanations. Its main draw is the live schedule: classes run daily on Zoom and cover every section of the test at every skill level, from Reading Comprehension masters sessions to lunch-break Logical Reasoning, plus admissions classes on personal statements and scholarships. All recorded lessons and past classes stay available, and an Ask button sends a question to the team with a reply within 24 hours. The trade-off is price: at $99 per month, LSAT Demon costs more than 7Sage Core or LSAT Lab Premium, and its homepage does not state a score guarantee.
Standout feature
LSAT Demon is the best choice for students who want daily live classes on a monthly plan, starting at $99 per month.
Use cases
Students who study better with an instructor
Attend daily Zoom classes on weak sections
Outcome: Live teaching every day for $99 per month
Applicants focused on scholarships
Use the admissions classes and Scholarship Estimator
Outcome: LSAT targets tied to scholarship goals
Key features
- Drill every official LSAT question and track progress
- 10,000+ written and video explanations
- Daily live classes on Zoom at every skill level
- Recorded lessons and past classes on demand
- Ask button with a reply within 24 hours
Pros
- Monthly billing with cancel anytime
- Free start option before paying
- Live class schedule covers every LSAT section, plus admissions sessions
Cons
- Paid plans start at $99 per month, above 7Sage Core and LSAT Lab Premium
- Plan comparison details sit behind the app sign-up
- No score guarantee stated on the homepage
Rank 5
Kaplan LSAT
LSAT courses on demand, live online and in person, with every official LSAT question and a higher-score guarantee.
kaptest.com8.4
out of 10
Best for: students who want an in-person classroom
Kaplan sells the widest range of LSAT formats on this list. The On Demand course starts at $899 and offers an asynchronous course with a personalized study calendar and interactive hints. Live Online, which Kaplan labels most popular, was $1,099 with a sale code against a $1,299 list price, and the In Person course, taught in a traditional classroom, started at $1,699 on sale against $1,899. The 170+ Course includes 52 hours of live instruction and a proctored full-length exam with a 170+ guarantee. Every course includes all official LSAT questions, about 6,000, with teacher-written explanations, LSAT Link access to 59 official practice tests through LawHub Advantage, 180+ curated quizzes and 60 hours of lessons on The LSAT Channel. Access lasts 4, 6 or 12 months, and all courses carry a higher-score-or-money-back guarantee. Kaplan's LSAT course page is also served at manhattanprep.com, where we checked prices.
Standout feature
Kaplan is the best choice for students who want an in-person LSAT classroom, with In Person courses from $1,699 on sale.
Use cases
Students who focus better in a classroom
Join a local In Person course
Outcome: Face-to-face instruction with a higher-score guarantee
Self-studiers who prefer a one-time purchase
Buy the On Demand course with a study calendar
Outcome: Fixed-term access to every official question from $899
Key features
- Every official LSAT question (~6,000) with explanations written by teachers
- LSAT Link integration with 59 official practice tests via LawHub Advantage
- The LSAT Channel: 60 hours of live and on-demand lessons
- In Person classroom course and a Live Online course with 99th-percentile instructors
- 170+ Course with 52 hours of live instruction and a proctored practice exam
Pros
- Only option on this list with an in-person classroom course
- Higher score guaranteed or your money back on every course
- Financing through Affirm, with 0% APR offers
Cons
- Cheapest course costs $899, well above monthly plans
- LawHub Advantage at $124 is required on top
- Access is fixed at 4, 6 or 12 months
Rank 6
Magoosh LSAT
Low-cost self-study LSAT plan with 12 months of access, 6,000+ official questions and a 5-point score guarantee.
magoosh.com8.3
out of 10
Best for: self-studiers who want a year of access for one price
Magoosh keeps LSAT prep simple and cheap. The Self-paced Premium plan costs $199 for 12 months, plus the one-time $124 LawHub Advantage fee that LSAC requires. It includes over 6,000 official LSAT questions through Magoosh's integration with LSAC, 80+ video strategy lessons, over 1,000 question explanations covering every section of 10 practice tests, timed tests on the official test day interface, study schedules for one to six months and email help from tutors. Magoosh guarantees a 5-point score increase or your money back, though the LawHub Advantage portion is not refundable. The Guided study plan, at $499, adds eight 2-hour recorded classes from a 99th-percentile instructor with matching assignments. A 7-day free trial includes 20 lessons and 40 official questions. The limits are depth and interaction: there are no live classes, and the lesson library is smaller than 7Sage's or Blueprint's.
Standout feature
Magoosh LSAT is the best choice for budget self-study because $199 covers 12 months with 6,000+ official questions and a 5-point guarantee.
Use cases
Students with a long runway to test day
Follow a Magoosh study schedule over several months
Outcome: A year of access for $199 plus LawHub Advantage
Learners who want structure without live classes
Add the On-Demand Classes and assignments
Outcome: Eight recorded classes for $499 in total
Key features
- Over 6,000 official LSAT questions through an integration with LSAC
- 80+ video strategy lessons and over 1,000 question explanations
- Explanations for every section of 10 practice tests
- Timed practice tests on the official LSAT test day interface
- On-Demand Classes add-on: eight 2-hour recorded classes with assignments
Pros
- $199 covers 12 months, the lowest one-time price for a full year here
- +5 total score guarantee
- 7-day money back guarantee and a free trial with 20 lessons and 40 questions
Cons
- No live classes; the class add-on is recorded
- Fewer video lessons than 7Sage's 900+
- LawHub Advantage adds $124 to the price
Rank 7
LSATMax
LSAT course app for iOS, Android and web from TestMax, with PT explanations, the Solomon AI tutor and paid tutoring.
testmaxprep.com8.2
out of 10
Best for: students who want to study on a phone
LSATMax, from TestMax, is built as a mobile app and is available in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store as well as online. The base Course + PT Explanations plan costs $69 per month, $174 for 3 months or $349 for 6 months, and includes every class from beginner to advanced by topic plus full written explanations for every official LSAT question. Solomon Core, at $99 per month, adds an AI tutor trained on TestMax's LSAT material that answers questions on explanations and strategy, and Solomon Plus at $199 per month raises the usage allowance for intensive study. Private tutoring with 99th-percentile tutors is sold in custom hourly packages, with a first session for $49 and a free half-hour assessment. Sign-up is free and needs no credit card. TestMax says LSATMax is designed to be used with LawHub Advantage, which supplies the official questions and practice tests.
Standout feature
LSATMax is the best choice for studying on a phone because its full LSAT course runs in iOS and Android apps from $69 per month.
Use cases
Commuters who study in short sessions
Work through LSATMax lessons in the mobile app
Outcome: A full course on a phone for $69 per month
Students stuck on specific question types
Book a $49 first tutoring session
Outcome: A low-cost check with a 99th-percentile tutor
Key features
- Apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store, plus online access
- Classes from beginner to advanced, organized by topic
- Written explanations for every official LSAT question
- Solomon AI tutor: Core $99 per month, Plus $199 per month
- Private 1:1 tutoring with 99th-percentile tutors, first session $49
Pros
- 3-month and 6-month plans save 16%
- Free sign-up with no credit card required
- Tutoring can be bought by the hour
Cons
- Designed to be used alongside LawHub Advantage, an extra $124 per year
- No live class schedule on the plans page
- AI tutor costs extra over the base course
Rank 8
LSAC LawHub
The LSAT maker's own prep platform, with free official PrepTests and a $124 per year Advantage upgrade for the full library.
lsac.org8.1
out of 10
Best for: every test taker who wants free official practice
LawHub is the Law School Admission Council's own platform, and it is where the official LSAT practice tests live. A free LawHub account lets you practice in the authentic test interface with free Official LSAT PrepTests, attend free webinars on the test and legal careers, enroll in on-demand courses and build a list of target schools. LawHub Advantage costs $124 per year and unlocks an extensive library of official PrepTests, the Application Status Tracker and courses such as Ultimate Law School Prep for 1L. LSAC requires students who enroll in a prep course to buy Advantage, so most of the paid courses on this list assume you have it, and if you buy it once you can connect it to other providers. What LawHub does not do is teach: there are no strategy lessons or explanation videos for LSAT questions, so most students pair it with a course.
Standout feature
LSAC LawHub is the best free LSAT prep because its free account includes official PrepTests in the real test interface.
Use cases
Anyone deciding whether to take the LSAT
Take a free official PrepTest on LawHub
Outcome: A real baseline score at no cost
Students enrolling in any prep course
Buy LawHub Advantage once and link it to the course
Outcome: The full official test library for $124 per year
Key features
- Free official LSAT PrepTests in the authentic test interface
- LawHub Advantage unlocks an extensive library of official LSAT PrepTests
- Application Status Tracker for law school applications
- Free LawHub webinars on the test, legal careers and school choices
- On-demand courses, including Ultimate Law School Prep for 1L
Pros
- Free account with official practice tests from the test maker
- Same digital interface you see on test day
- Advantage works with 7Sage, Kaplan, Magoosh and other courses
Cons
- No lessons or strategy teaching for the LSAT itself
- Free tier covers fewer PrepTests than Advantage
- Full test library requires the $124 per year upgrade
Rank 9
The Princeton Review LSAT
LSAT courses from The Princeton Review, including the 170+ Course with 65 hours of live instruction and a Self-Paced option.
princetonreview.com7.9
out of 10
Best for: students who want a long live course with 90+ practice tests
The Princeton Review sells several LSAT programs: the 170+ Course, 170+ Immersion, a Fundamentals Course, a Self-Paced course and private tutoring. The 170+ Course includes 65 hours of live instruction, hours of recorded lessons, 90+ LSAT practice tests and 365 days of access to online materials. Its guarantee promises a 170+ score or a 10-point increase, depending on your starting score, or a full or partial refund under the terms on The Princeton Review's guarantee page. The Self-Paced course offers 150+ hours of video lessons, the same 90+ practice tests and 365 days of access, with a tuition refund if you do not score higher. The drawback for comparison shoppers is that the course pages did not display prices when we checked: the 170+ Course shows prices only after you choose a class schedule, so we could not verify a USD price for this list.
Standout feature
The Princeton Review is the best choice for students who want a long live course because its 170+ Course includes 65 hours of live instruction.
Use cases
Students who want many hours of live teaching
Enroll in the 170+ Course
Outcome: 65 live hours and 365 days of online materials
Self-studiers who learn from video
Use the Self-Paced course for a year
Outcome: 150+ hours of video lessons and 90+ practice tests
Key features
- LSAT 170+ Course with 65 hours of live instruction
- 90+ LSAT practice tests in the 170+ and Self-Paced courses
- 365 days of access to online materials
- Self-Paced course with 150+ hours of video lessons
- Also sells 170+ Immersion, a Fundamentals Course and private tutoring
Pros
- 65 live hours, the most of any course we checked
- 170+ Course guarantee: score 170+ or add 10 points, or a full or partial refund
- Self-Paced course refunds tuition if you do not score higher
Cons
- Prices are not shown on the course pages until you pick a schedule
- Course pages do not state in-person availability
- Guarantee refund tiers depend on your starting score
Frequently asked questions
+What is the best LSAT prep course to take?
7Sage is the best LSAT prep course for most students. Its Core plan costs $69 per month and includes all 80+ released LSATs with written and video explanations for every question and 900+ video lessons. LSAT Lab is a close second at $65 per month with a 5-point score guarantee.
+Which test prep is best for the LSAT?
7Sage is best for self-study and Blueprint is best for a scheduled live course. Blueprint's Live Course costs $1,299 for 30 hours of live instruction over 10 to 12 weeks, while 7Sage's Live plan offers 60+ live Zoom sessions per week for $129 per month.
+What is the best free app for LSAT prep?
LSAC's LawHub is the best free LSAT prep, because a free account includes official LSAT PrepTests in the real test interface. LSAT Lab's free Starter plan adds 2 official LSATs with video lessons and analytics, and LSATMax offers free sign-up in its iOS and Android apps.
+What is the best in-person LSAT prep course?
Kaplan is the best in-person LSAT prep course and the only provider on this list selling a classroom course, from $1,699 on sale (list $1,899) in November 2026. Every Kaplan course includes about 6,000 official LSAT questions and a higher-score guarantee.
+Which LSAT prep program is best?
7Sage is the best LSAT prep program overall, with LSAT Lab the best value and Blueprint the best live course. If you want to aim for 170, Blueprint's 170+ Course costs $1,999 with 60 hours of live instruction and a 170+ score guarantee.
+Do I need LawHub Advantage for an LSAT prep course?
Yes, in most cases. LSAC requires every student who enrolls in a prep course to buy LawHub Advantage, which costs $124 per year and goes to LSAC rather than the course company. If you already have it, you can connect it to 7Sage, LSAT Lab or another provider.
+How much does LSAT prep cost?
LSAT prep costs from $0 to about $2,000 for most students. Free options include LawHub and LSAT Lab Starter, monthly plans run $65 to $129, Magoosh costs $199 for 12 months, and live courses from Blueprint and Kaplan cost $1,099 to $1,999, plus $124 per year for LawHub Advantage.
About this list
Updated November 11, 2026 by the Mojolin research desk. Mojolin is self-funded
Questions or corrections: editorial@mojolin.com
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