Blueprint vs LSAT Lab for the LSAT
Both offer self-paced plans and live teaching, but on different models. LSAT Lab is monthly throughout and cheaper, with a free plan. Blueprint’s live options are fixed-length courses with set schedules. LSAT Lab suits budget and flexibility; Blueprint suits students who want a structured course.
From each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026. Not hands-on tested. Both need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage on paid plans.
| Blueprint | LSAT Lab | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $99/month | Free; Premium $65/month |
| Live teaching | Live Course $1,299 (30 hours, 4 months) | Classroom $125/month, live online classes |
| Official practice | 59 official LawHub exams; 3,900+ real questions | 91 official PrepTests; 9,000+ questions |
| Guarantee | Score increase (Pro 6+ months, Live); 170+ on 170+ Course | Full refund if you don’t improve by 5 points (conditions apply) |
| Free start | 8 modules and a practice exam | Starter plan, three practice LSATs and a trial class |
Choose Blueprint if
- You want a course with fixed dates and an instructor-led sequence.
- You are aiming for 170+ and want a course built around that guarantee.
Choose LSAT Lab if
- You want the lowest cost and the option to stop anytime.
- You want more official tests and questions on the platform.
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