LSAT prep companies compared
LSAT prep companies compared on starting price, format, free trial or free tier, and money-back guarantee. LSATPathway starts at $49 a month with a free Starter tier. 7Sage starts at $69 a month, LSAT Demon at $99, PowerScore at $195 a month, Princeton Review at $799, and Kaplan at about $899. Prices checked October 12, 2026 and change often.
| Company | Starting price | Format | Free trial or free tier | Money-back guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LSATPathway | $49/mo (Starter plan free) | On-demand + live classes | Free Starter tier, free forever | 15-day money-back guarantee |
| 7Sage | From $69/mo (Core) | On-demand + live classes | Free trial with sample lessons | Score-increase guarantee on select plans |
| LSAT Demon | From $99/mo | On-demand + live classes | Free tier: 3 official LSATs + 1 monthly live class | Money-back guarantee (see note below) |
| Kaplan | From ~$899 (On Demand) | On-demand + live + in-person | 14-day free trial of the On Demand course | Higher Score Guarantee on live courses |
| Princeton Review | From $799 (Self-Paced) | On-demand + live + in-person | Free trial | Princeton Review Guarantee: higher score or tuition refund |
| PowerScore | From $195/mo (On Demand) | On-demand + live + in-person | Trial availability varies (check site) | No published guarantee (check site) |
Notes on the table
- LSAT Demon guarantee: sources disagree on the terms. One review reports a 7-day money-back guarantee, another reports a 30-day refund policy. Check the site for current terms.
- PowerScore trial: one review mentions a 30-day trial, another reports no free trial on the On Demand plan. Check the site.
- Official practice tests cost extra at most companies. 7Sage, Kaplan, and PowerScore require a separate LSAC LawHub Advantage subscription (about $120/year, paid to LSAC) to access official PrepTests. Princeton Review bundles LawHub access into its course prices. LSATPathway uses original practice questions, so no LawHub subscription is needed.
- Prices change. All figures above were current on October 12, 2026 and may have changed since.
Pros and cons by company
LSATPathway
Pros
- Lowest starting price here: $49/mo, with a free Starter tier
- Original practice questions, so no LawHub subscription is needed
- 15-day money-back guarantee
Cons
- Original questions only: no official LSAT PrepTests included
- Newer company with a smaller question bank than the big brands
7Sage
Pros
- Lowest big-brand price: from $69/mo
- Score-increase guarantee on select plans
Cons
- Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $120/year)
LSAT Demon
Pros
- Free tier includes 3 official LSATs and a monthly live class
- On-demand plus live classes from $99/mo
Cons
- Guarantee terms are unclear: sources report different refund windows
Kaplan
Pros
- Higher Score Guarantee on live courses
- On-demand, live, and in-person formats
Cons
- Highest starting price here: from about $899
- Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $120/year)
Princeton Review
Pros
- Bundles LawHub access into course prices
- Higher score or tuition refund guarantee
Cons
- High starting price: from $799
PowerScore
Pros
- On-demand, live, and in-person formats
- Deep curriculum from a long-established prep brand
Cons
- No published money-back guarantee (check the site for current terms)
- Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $120/year)
Pros and cons summarize the table above and its notes. Prices and terms change; confirm on each company's site before you buy.
How to use this table
- Pick a format first. Live classes keep a schedule for you. On-demand works if you study best on your own time.
- Compare total cost, not just the monthly number. A $69/mo plan for six months costs more than a $899 one-time course.
- Read the guarantee terms before paying. Every score guarantee has conditions: attendance, homework completion, and score thresholds.
- Try before you buy. Take a free trial or free tier first when one exists. A week of real use tells you more than any comparison page.
Sources
- Pricing and plan details compiled from lsatdemon.com and third-party reviews at OnlineJDdegree, TestPrepPal, TestPrepNerds, TopConsumerReviews, and EduReviewer. LSATPathway figures are from our pricing page. Last checked October 12, 2026.
Start free, then decide
The LSATPathway Starter plan is free forever: full diagnostic, all 16 curriculum lessons, and the study plan. See how it fits before you spend anything.
Last updated October 12, 2026