7Sage vs Blueprint for the LSAT
7Sage is cheaper and gives you every official LSAT with full explanations; Blueprint costs more but offers fixed-length live courses and score guarantees. If you study well on your own, 7Sage is better value. If you want a structured class and a guarantee, choose Blueprint.
From each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026. Not hands-on tested. Both need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage (about $120 to $124 a year).
| 7Sage | Blueprint | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $69/month (Core) | $99/month (Self-Paced Starter) |
| Live teaching | Live plan, $129/month: 60+ drop-in sessions a week | Live Course $1,299 (30 hours); 170+ Course $1,999 (60 hours) |
| Official practice | All 80+ released LSATs, every question explained | 59 official LawHub exams; Qbank of 3,900+ real questions |
| Guarantee | None advertised | Score increase (Pro 6+ months, Live); 170+ on 170+ Course |
| Refunds | No refunds; cancel anytime | See Blueprint’s terms |
| Free start | Free account | 8 modules and a practice exam free |
Choose 7Sage if
- You want the lowest monthly price for a full course.
- You plan to work through many official tests and want detailed analytics.
- You have an LSAC fee waiver: 7Sage drops to $1 a month.
Choose Blueprint if
- You want a scheduled class with set sessions and homework.
- A score guarantee matters to you.
- You learn better from polished video lessons.
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