7Sage vs PowerScore for the LSAT
Both are monthly subscriptions with daily live classes on higher plans, but PowerScore costs nearly three times as much to start ($195 a month after the first month, against 7Sage’s $69). PowerScore’s draw is its teachers, the LSAT Bible authors; 7Sage’s is value and analytics.
From each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026. Not hands-on tested. Both need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage.
| 7Sage | PowerScore | |
|---|---|---|
| Self-study plan | Core, $69/month | Essentials, $156 first month then $195/month |
| Live classes plan | Live, $129/month | Premium, $295/month |
| Top plan | Coach, $299/month | Elite, $460 first month then $595/month |
| Official practice | All 80+ released LSATs | 90+ official LSATs |
| Proctored tests | Weekly, on Live | Weekly, on Premium and Elite |
| Teachers | 99th-percentile instructors | Course by Dave Killoran and Jon Denning; live classes by 170+ scorers |
Choose 7Sage if
- Cost matters: its live plan is less than half PowerScore’s.
- You want explanations for every official question and deep analytics.
Choose PowerScore if
- You already use and like the LSAT Bible books.
- You want a course designed and taught by their authors.
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