LSAT Lab review: a free plan, cheap live classes and a refund guarantee
LSAT Lab runs on monthly plans, starting with a genuinely free tier. Premium at $65 a month unlocks its full question bank and official tests, and Classroom at $125 a month adds live online classes. Paid plans come with a 5-point improvement guarantee.
Based on LSAT Lab’s own plan pages, checked October 11, 2026. We have not tested the course hands-on, so this review has no score. Confirm prices on LSAT Lab’s site.
Plans and prices
| Plan | Price | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Free | Video library, personalized study plan, three real practice LSATs (June 2007, PrepTest 65 and PrepTest 71), a free trial class |
| Premium | $65/month | Question bank of 9,000+ categorized official questions, all 91 official PrepTests (101 to 159 plus 22 other official LSATs), video lessons, analytics |
| Classroom | $125/month | Premium plus live online classes in a flipped-classroom format |
| Tutor | See LSAT Lab | Adds two hours of LSAT tutoring a month |
Source: LSAT Lab plan pages, checked October 11, 2026. Paid plans also need LSAC’s LawHub Advantage.
The guarantee
LSAT Lab says that if you take a practice test within 14 days of starting, study with it for at least two months, and don’t improve your official LSAT score by at least 5 points, it refunds 100% of your subscription cost. Read the full terms before relying on it.
What to watch for
- LawHub Advantage is extra on paid plans and is paid to LSAC.
- The free plan’s practice tests are older ones. It is a good start, not a full prep plan.
- Monthly billing adds up if you study for many months. Compare the total with fixed-price courses.
Common questions
Can I really start for free?
Yes. The Starter plan is free and includes three real practice LSATs and a trial class.