Blueprint vs PowerScore for the LSAT
Blueprint mixes a monthly self-paced plan with fixed live courses; PowerScore is monthly all the way, with daily live classes on its Premium plan. Blueprint is cheaper for self-study and has score guarantees; PowerScore offers daily live classes from the LSAT Bible authors’ curriculum.
From each provider’s own pages, checked October 11, 2026. Not hands-on tested. Both need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage.
| Blueprint | PowerScore | |
|---|---|---|
| Self-study | $99/month (Starter) | $156 first month, then $195/month (Essentials) |
| Live teaching | Live Course $1,299 (30 hours); Pro review sessions 6x a week | Premium $295/month: daily live classes, weekly proctored tests |
| Official practice | 59 official LawHub exams | 90+ official LSATs |
| Guarantee | Score increase; 170+ on 170+ Course | None listed on its plan page |
Choose Blueprint if
- You want cheaper self-study and a score guarantee.
- You prefer a course with a fixed schedule.
Choose PowerScore if
- You want live classes every day and flexibility to stop monthly.
- You follow the LSAT Bible method.
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