Best LSAT prep courses in 2026
For most students, 7Sage is the best value: every official LSAT with full explanations for $69 a month. LSAT Lab is the best free start and the cheapest way to get live classes. Blueprint is the pick if you want a structured live course with a score guarantee.
Picks based on each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026. We have not run hands-on tests, so we rank by fit and value rather than scores. See how we rank.
Our picks
All 80+ released LSATs, every question explained, strong analytics. Live classes on the $129 plan. No refunds, no guarantee.
→Free Starter plan; Premium $65 with all 91 official PrepTests; Classroom $125 adds live classes. 5-point refund guarantee.
→Self-paced from $99 a month; Live Course $1,299; 170+ Course $1,999 with a 170+ guarantee. Engaging lessons.
→Taught by the LSAT Bible authors; daily live classes and weekly proctored tests on Premium ($295/month).
→Widest range of formats, including in person and add-ons from $35; Higher Score Guarantee. Prices change often.
→Up to 130 hours of live teaching and a 165+ money-back guarantee on its flagship course. Among the priciest.
→Side by side
| Course | Entry price | Live classes | Guarantee | Official tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7Sage | $69/month | Live plan, $129/month | None advertised | All 80+ released |
| LSAT Lab | Free / $65/month | Classroom, $125/month | 5-point refund | 91 |
| Blueprint | $99/month | Live Course, $1,299 | Score increase; 170+ on 170+ Course | 59 in LawHub |
| PowerScore | $195/month | Premium, $295/month | None listed on plan page | 90+ |
| Kaplan | Add-ons from $35 | Live Online, about $1,299 | Higher Score Guarantee | Via LawHub |
| Princeton Review | About $799 | Fundamentals and up | 165+ on LSAT 165+ | Via course |
Sources: provider pages, checked October 11, 2026; Kaplan and Princeton Review course prices as reported. Most courses also need LawHub Advantage (about $120 to $124 a year).
The free official option
Before paying anyone, use LSAC’s LawHub: its free official practice tests run in the real test interface. Most paid courses also need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage on top of their own price. See free LSAT resources.
How to choose
- On a budget and self-motivated: 7Sage Core or LSAT Lab Premium.
- Want live classes cheaply: LSAT Lab Classroom or 7Sage Live.
- Want a fixed course with deadlines and a guarantee: Blueprint’s Live or 170+ Course.
- Want in-person teaching: Kaplan, where available.
- Testing in a few weeks: a month of a monthly plan for drills and official tests beats a long course.
Common questions
Why are there no star ratings?
We have not run hands-on tests of these courses, so star scores would suggest more certainty than we have. We rank on published features, prices and terms, and explain each pick.
Are these paid placements?
No. We currently earn no commission from any LSAT prep provider, and no one paid for a placement.