Compare LSAT prep courses
Head-to-head comparisons of the six LSAT courses we review: 7Sage, LSAT Lab, Blueprint, PowerScore, Kaplan and Princeton Review. Each comparison uses the providers’ own published prices and terms, checked October 11, 2026.
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Best value against a structured live course with guarantees.
→The two cheapest full courses, $69 against $65 a month.
→Two monthly plans with daily live classes at very different prices.
→Low-cost subscription against add-ons, courses and in-person classes.
→Fixed live courses against cheap monthly plans.
→Similar menus; clearer prices against in-person options.
→170+ course against the most live hours.
→Cheaper self-study and guarantees against daily live classes.
→The two traditional test-prep companies side by side.
→All six at a glance
| Course | Entry price | Live classes from | Guarantee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 7Sage | $69/month | $129/month | None advertised |
| LSAT Lab | Free / $65/month | $125/month | 5-point refund |
| Blueprint | $99/month | $1,299 course | Score increase; 170+ |
| PowerScore | $195/month | $295/month | None listed |
| Kaplan | Add-ons from $35 | About $1,299 course | Higher Score; 170+ |
| Princeton Review | About $799 | About $1,099 course | 165+ |
Sources: provider pages, checked October 11, 2026; Kaplan and Princeton Review course prices as reported. Most courses also need LawHub Advantage (about $120 to $124 a year).