Cheapest LSAT prep: free options and the lowest-cost courses
You can prepare for the LSAT for free with LSAC’s own practice tests, or for about $65 to $70 a month with a full course. Remember that most paid courses also require LSAC’s LawHub Advantage, about $120 to $124 a year, so count it in the total.
Prices from each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026, except where marked “as reported”. The LawHub Advantage figure is $124 on 7Sage’s page; Blueprint’s pages list $115 to $124.
Lowest entry prices
| Option | Entry price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| LSAC LawHub (free tier) | Free | Official practice tests in the real interface |
| LSAT Lab Starter | Free | Three real practice LSATs, video library and a trial class |
| LSAT Lab Premium | $65/month | All 91 official PrepTests and 9,000+ questions; plus LawHub Advantage |
| 7Sage Core | $69/month | From $1/month with an LSAC fee waiver; plus LawHub Advantage |
| Kaplan LSAT Link | From $99 | An add-on to LawHub practice, not a full course |
| Blueprint Self-Paced Starter | $99/month | Plus LawHub Advantage |
| PowerScore Essentials | $156 first month, then $195 | Plus LawHub Advantage |
| Kaplan On Demand or Princeton Review Self-Paced | About $799 each (as reported) | One-off price for a fixed access period |
Sources: LSAC, LSAT Lab, 7Sage, Kaplan, Blueprint, PowerScore and review sites (as reported), checked October 11, 2026.
What three months actually costs
| Plan | 3 months of the course | Plus LawHub Advantage | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| LSAT Lab Premium | $195 | $124 | $319 |
| 7Sage Core | $207 | $124 | $331 |
| Blueprint Starter | $297 | $124 | $421 |
| PowerScore Essentials | $546 | $124 | $670 |
Our arithmetic from each provider’s published monthly price, plus LawHub Advantage at $124 (7Sage’s figure). Excludes promotions and taxes.
Ways to pay less
- Get an LSAC fee waiver if you qualify. It can cover the $253 LSAT fee, review sites report it also makes LawHub Advantage free, and 7Sage drops to $1 a month for fee-waiver holders.
- Start free. LawHub’s free tests and LSAT Lab’s Starter plan cost nothing.
- Pay monthly only while you study, and cancel as soon as you are done.
- Check whether you already have LawHub Advantage before paying for it again at checkout.
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