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Fiveable review: every AP subject on one subscription

Fiveable covers all 42 AP subjects for one price, $79 a year or $29 a month, with study guides for every unit, practice questions, free-response practice graded point by point, and full-length exams. If you’re taking more than one AP, it costs less than buying a per-subject platform for each.

Price and features from Fiveable’s own pages. Checked October 12, 2026. We have not tested it hands-on, so this review has no score. Fiveable publishes comparisons with its rivals; we don’t rely on those for other providers’ details.

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The short verdict Rated Not scored / 5
Price today
$79/year or $29/month, all subjects
Access
Monthly or yearly
Best for
Students taking several APs
Skip it if
You want the deepest multiple-choice bank in one subject
Yearly
$79
All subjects
Monthly
$29
All subjects
AP subjects covered
42
Study guides for every unit
FRQ grading
Yes
Point by point

What stands out

  • One price for every subject, so a three-AP year costs the same as one.
  • Graded free-response practice, which per-subject question banks often lack.
  • Study guides for every unit of all 42 subjects, updated each year.

What to watch for

  • Monthly plan adds up: three months at $29 is more than the yearly price.
  • Breadth over depth. For one subject, a dedicated question bank like UWorld may go deeper on multiple-choice explanations.
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