7Sage Subscription Reviews
Course section: Great breakdown of mechanical methods to achieve a reliably good score.
Drills: Gives good priority breakdown
Studying Plan: Only reason it's not 5 stars, I personally didn't use it as I found my own study regiment by just using priorities to be more effective but maybe that's just personal.
Exams: Pretty much replicates the actual test day software as well as possible. I'm glad it's barebone and exact replication of LSAC's UI as it made the actual exam feel very familiar and like just another practice test.
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I got this subscription because I was studying on my phone during my commute to and from work. The app works well in the mobile, better than LawHub alone (no app.) I was pleased with this experience overall. Sometimes the app was glitchy and the built-in study plan is insane and unusable. But for sections, PTs, and drilling, it was exactly what I needed
Thanks, Daniel. Glad the mobile app worked for commute studying, that's exactly what we built it for, and good to hear sections, PTs, and drilling delivered.
Two things I want to fix. The glitches are real and we're working on a smoother build, including offline support so the commute doesn't depend on signal. And I want to understand the study plan complaint, because 'insane and unusable' is not the reaction we want. If you remember what specifically tripped you up, I'd be grateful. My email is jy@7sage.com. It helps us fix the right thing. We do have a few plan structures (theory-first, dive-into-practice, different timelines), but if the default felt unusable that's on us to make clearer, not on you to dig for.
Enjoyed my experience overall, especially Kevin's explanations.
Thank you! I also enjoy Kevin's explanations.
Great analystics, very flexible
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Would rcommend
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Enjoyed the lessons
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Enjoyed using 7Sage! A great LSAT program to start out with
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I purchased the Coach subscription, and my Coach, Sean, was great. He sent me multiple encouraging emails, and gives a detailed plan on how to tackle my weaknesses when it comes to the LSAT. He also linked specific drills for me to try and specific classes to attend, which benefitted me a lot. He was very kind and helpful, and also very responsive.
I only put 4 stars instead of 5 because the cost of the subscription is steep.
That's fair! And I'm glad to hear Sean was able to help you.
I just started and already feel pretty confident about the LSAT. It makes me feel good knowing that 7sage is honest about the test being hard and that it takes dedication and work to overcome it.
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Extremely helpful, has made LSAT fun for me and so far has taught me wonderful tricks to be able to finish questions quickly.
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7Sage was the first and only LSAT prep class I used because I was part of the UT Law Cohort program, and let me just say, I am SO glad the program partnered us with 7sage. The materials provided by 7Sage gave me all the resources I could ever need to perform my best. Drills, tutorials/modules, online classes, practice tests, wrong answer journals, etc. all contributed to my success. The online platform enables you to study just about anywhere, without the extra pounds of a physical book in my bag. My only qualm with 7sage is that, in some videos, wrong answers are often dismissed as "just wrong" immediately. Sometimes I would have enjoyed more thorough explanations of wrong answers. Even though comment sections explained wrong answers a bit better when this happened, sometimes students' language were quite wordy. As a result, I sometimes felt an aversion to reading their responses and missed out on clearer explanations of wrong answers.
I will also like to give highlight to my private tutor through 7Sage, Alex Ramussen. Alex worked with me twice per week on the LSAT, and I could have never scored a 176 (last PT blind review... actual LSAT score tbd) without his guidance. Alex understood exactly where I was coming from when I circled wrong answers and knew how to break down stimuli or correct answers in a way I could understand. He always felt relatable even though he is an LSAT GENIUS (cant say the same about myself) and always encouraged me to shoot for the stars. Alex genuinely cares about the performance of his students and is not just into tutoring for the money. I cannot say the same about experiences I have heard from other students with tutors elsewhere. Alex alone gets 5 stars from me.
Thanks for your feedback! We've been steadily remaking all of our video explanations, giving full explanations to wrong answers. We've added written explanations to every question now so each answer choice to each question, right or wrong, gets a thorough explanation.
Pretty good, but having closed captions for the videos would be really really helpful, especially for the more complicated lessons.
We now have closed captions for all videos!
While the curriculum is definitely helpful, I find that sometimes the explanations don't really explain why the wrong answers are wrong, and instead imply that you are stupid for selecting that answer
Thanks for your feedback! We've been steadily remaking all of our video explanations, giving full explanations to wrong answers. We've also added written explanations to every question now so that each answer choice to each question, right or wrong, gets a thorough explanation.
JY's explanations are largely helpful. I find that 7sage breaks down the arguments in LR questions in a logical way, and the core curriculum has been invaluable. However, I sometimes find myself selecting a wrong answer, and when I look at the explanations, it is not clearly explained as to why that answer is wrong. Overall, this is the best LSAT course I have taken, and I have experience with a few.
Thanks for your feedback! We've been steadily remaking all of our video explanations, giving full explanations to wrong answers. We've added written explanations to every question now so each answer choice to each question, right or wrong, gets a thorough explanation.
I really like 7 Sage!!! However I wish there were more explanation videos for the Logical Reasoning questions when we do problem sets from past exams. Alot of the logical reasoning questions don't have explanations.
We now have explanation videos for every question ever released!
Pretty helpful - I appreciate the calendar/go at your pace set up and LOVE the analytics. Still feels a tad pricey for what is being offered, but compared to other programs its a better options (gotta love capitalism). Wish there was a little bit more of a big picture when it comes to going over and breaking down lots of the logical reasoning stuff - hard for my brain to come up with a roadmap, but honestly I'd recommend this to anyone who is looking for a bit of flexibility with a program that has lots of material to go in depth for where you need it
Can each video has subtitles? Cause we can not hear every sentence clearly.
All videos now have subtitles.
Great for when you've come in with a bit of knowledge already- 7sages analytics are really unbeatable in the grand scheme of lsatprep and can really help hone on weak areas!
Great resource for studying! I'll skip to the constructive criticism for time. One area that 7Sage could explore: Simplicity. What do I mean by that? I mean making the study life of a user as easy as possible. Right now, Blueprint, LSAT Max, and Khan Academy offer "game" like study designs which are user friendly and very simple. 7Sage offers a lot of tools (e.g., scheduler, problem set tools, and curriculum) but this test is "gamable."There's no reason why 7Sage shouldn't use it's accumulated resources to put together a proper course that is mobile, desktop, and tablet friendly. On Blueprint's website they have a simple goal, "We recommend completing 2500 tests questions before you take your test." They achieve this goal by putting a little meter right below that shows your lifetime progress. I've used this program for over six months and gotten a lot of improvement. But I also feel like there's just a tad missing.
We've redesigned our website from the ground up since this comment, focusing on simplicity. When you sign up, we ask for your goal score, schedule, and starting score (if you have one), and give you a full study plan. All you have to do is follow it.
Great resources and community. The only thing I don't like is that there's so much material that it gets overwhelming at times. I feel like the site would improve if lessons are less expansive and more to the point.
Our new study-planner recommends the lessons that will benefit you most and leaves out those that won't!
92% of the 973 ratings on this page are 5 stars, and students independently rate 7Sage 5/5 on Trustpilot and 4.9/5 on the App Store — so reviewers overwhelmingly say yes. The subscription fits self-studiers best; students who want live structure tend to choose classes or tutoring. For students with an LSAC fee waiver, the subscription is $1–2/month.
The most common criticisms in our reviews: some older video explanations dismissed wrong answer choices too quickly. We have since added written explanations for every question, and we publish newer, more in-depth videos daily. Some students found the old study scheduler rigid; we rebuilt it in 2026. Others mention the cost of the subscription and coaching tiers without financial aid, and occasional mobile-app bugs. Every review is published unedited, so you can read the critical ones yourself using the rating filter above.
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Students who started below 150 and took 11 or more PrepTests gained a median of 19 points.
7Sage's self-study LSAT subscription is rated 4.9 out of 5 across 973 reviews on this page, and every review we receive is published unedited. Students most often praise the video lessons, the analytics and targeted drilling, and practice tests that replicate the LSAC test-day interface. Independently, 7Sage holds 5/5 on Trustpilot (839 reviews) and 4.9/5 on the App Store (2,400 ratings), and an automated analysis found 7,500 upvotes across 336 Reddit threads mentioning 7Sage.