LSAT Demon vs PowerScore

LSAT Demon is the cheaper of these two, starting at $99 a month against $195 for PowerScore On Demand. LSAT Demon also has a free tier with 3 official LSATs and a monthly live class. PowerScore counters with in-person course options from a long-established brand, but it publishes no money-back guarantee. Both need LawHub, about $124 a year, for official practice tests. Pick LSAT Demon for price and the free tier. Pick PowerScore if you want in-person instruction.

LSAT Demon vs PowerScore: price, format, trial, guarantee, and practice tests
Feature LSAT Demon PowerScore
Starting priceFrom $99/moFrom $195/mo (On Demand)
FormatOn-demand + live classesOn-demand + live + in-person
Free trial or free tierFree tier: 3 official LSATs + 1 monthly live classTrial availability varies (check site)
Money-back guaranteeMoney-back guarantee (terms vary by source)No published guarantee (check site)
Official practice testsOfficial LSATs included in paid tiers; free tier has 3Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $124/yr)

Which one should you pick?

Pros and cons

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

PowerScore

Pros

  • On-demand, live, and in-person formats
  • Long-established prep brand with deep curriculum

Cons

  • No published money-back guarantee (check the site for current terms)
  • Official PrepTests need a separate LawHub Advantage subscription (about $124/yr)

Sources

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Last updated October 12, 2026