Private LSAT tutoring should help you understand why you miss questions and what to practice next. Finding the right tutor also means checking whether sessions fit your work schedule, how much support you need, and what the full purchase costs.
We compared five online options, from independent instructor Bob Verini to companies offering tutoring packages, course bundles, and subscriptions. This comparison reflects published information reviewed on October 20, 2026, not firsthand lessons.
Key Takeaways
- Bob Verini is our top pick for experienced, independent one-to-one instruction. He has taught the LSAT for more than 45 years and worked with more than 10,000 students. Online sessions use Zoom and cost $250 per hour.
- 7Sage connects tutoring with performance data. Listed packages start at $2,399 for 10 hours, with required platform access charged separately.
- PowerScore offers hourly purchases and bundles. Hourly tutoring costs $175 with an initial two-hour minimum; five-hour packages cost $800.
- Blueprint bundles tutoring with course access. Core starts from $2,699 at regular price, and students can change tutors.
- LSAT Demon offers recurring or hourly help. Pro costs $499 monthly for two private hours plus Live-plan benefits; standalone tutoring starts at $200 per hour.
How We Compared
We used desk research: vendor pages, published terms, and review profiles available during research. We did not purchase sessions, test tutors, or interview students. The order reflects our editorial assessment of fit for applicants seeking personal instruction alongside work or other commitments.
Our criteria were individual attention, relevant teaching background, help identifying recurring errors, between-session structure, online convenience, clear purchase commitments, and external feedback. We considered who teaches the lessons, how instruction addresses individual needs, and which costs sit outside the advertised price.
Review ratings describe the named profiles, not measured tutoring success rates. Before booking, we would ask who will teach, what the first sessions will address, and how lessons fit the student’s available study time. We would also request the complete price and scheduling terms in writing.
1. Bob Verini
Bob Verini pros
- Direct one-to-one instruction with a named independent tutor
- More than 45 years of LSAT teaching, including serving as a Director at Kaplan and managing its LSAT curriculum for two decades
- Personalized plans built around where each student loses points
- Free email and text support between sessions
Bob Verini cons
- At $250 per hour online, his rate sits above some company hourly options
- In-person sessions are limited to the Boston area, at $300 per hour
Why we picked Bob Verini
We put Bob first for experienced, independent, one-to-one instruction. We like the direct relationship with a named instructor and the emphasis on adapting lessons to each student. This format is especially appealing if you want personal attention without choosing from a company roster.
For readers who prefer working directly with an independent LSAT tutor, Bob offers personalized Zoom sessions with real-time feedback and targeted strategy. Lessons cover Logical Reasoning, Reading Comprehension, timing, and the mistakes that keep recurring.
Bob has taught more than 10,000 students and has personally scored a perfect 180 multiple times. His students have achieved 30-point score gains, and multiple students have earned perfect 180 scores. He also offers law school admissions guidance on essays and applications.
Bob Verini pricing
Online tutoring via Zoom costs $250 per hour, with group rates available for two to three students. In-person sessions in the Boston area cost $300 per hour, and personal statement consultation costs $250 per hour.
A free 15 to 20 minute meet and greet comes before any paid session. No books are required, only a LawHub subscription. Sessions can be cancelled or rescheduled with five hours’ notice.
2. 7Sage
7Sage pros
- One-to-one lessons tailored to performance statistics
- A personalized session roadmap
- A half-hour introduction included with listed packages
7Sage cons
- Required LawHub and 7Sage website access are excluded from tutoring prices
- Listed packages start at 10 hours for $2,399, requiring a substantial commitment
Why we picked 7Sage
We included 7Sage for its use of performance data to guide private lessons. Its published approach connects one-to-one instruction with a personalized roadmap, which may suit students who have practice results but need help deciding what to address first.
We would ask how the tutor turns those statistics into assignments and how the roadmap changes as weaknesses improve. Students already using 7Sage should also confirm which access they need throughout the tutoring package.
7Sage holds a 5.0 TrustScore on Trustpilot from 871 reviews. This is brand-level feedback, not a private-tutoring-only rating or evidence of a particular score gain.
7Sage pricing
The current tutoring page lists package totals of $2,399 for 10 hours, $4,399 for 20 hours, and $5,999 for 30 hours. Each listed package includes a half-hour introduction.
These are package purchases, not monthly subscriptions. Payment plans are available, such as five payments of $480 for the 10-hour package, but they divide the cost without making the purchase a cancel-anytime tutoring plan. LawHub and 7Sage website access are required separately, so confirm those charges before comparing the total with another provider.
3. PowerScore
PowerScore pros
- Published options for hourly purchases and tutoring packages
- Packages include PowerScore testing and analytics access
- Online sessions delivered through Adobe Connect
PowerScore cons
- Hourly tutoring requires an initial two-hour purchase
- Open-ended hours exclude prep materials
- Package content requires an active LawHub subscription
Why we picked PowerScore
We included PowerScore because it separates hourly purchases from larger packages. That gives students a way to consider targeted help with Reading Comprehension or timing without immediately committing to a long tutoring package.
The purchase options are clear, but they do not establish how well a particular tutor will suit you. Ask who will teach your sessions, whether you can continue with that person, and what work to bring to the first meeting.
We could not verify a third-party review figure for PowerScore, so we report none. Sessions use Adobe Connect; check the setup on your computer before the first paid lesson.
PowerScore pricing
Hourly tutoring costs $175 per hour with an initial two-hour minimum. Open-ended hours exclude prep materials, so include any necessary materials in your budget.
Representative package totals are $800 for five hours, $1,500 for ten, and $2,800 for twenty. Packages include PowerScore testing and analytics access. LSAC also requires an active official LawHub subscription, which students can buy directly or add to their package, so budget for it alongside the package price.
4. Blueprint
Blueprint pros
- Core includes six months of Self-Paced course access
- Premium includes 12 months of Self-Paced access; 170+ includes six months of Live Online access
- Students can switch tutors at any time
Blueprint cons
- A larger package commitment, with Core starting from $2,699 at regular price
- Guarantee eligibility depends on completing specified requirements
Why we picked Blueprint
Blueprint suits applicants who want private tutoring and course access in the same purchase. We would consider it when both forms of support fit the study plan; students seeking only occasional private help should check how much of the course they expect to use.
The tutor-switch policy gives students a way to address a poor match, which matters because tutor-student fit often shapes how well online lessons work. Ask how a change works and how the next tutor receives information about previous sessions.
We could not reliably capture the rating and count from Blueprint’s LSAT-specific review page, so we report neither. Before enrolling, ask how private sessions will connect with coursework and your available study hours.
Blueprint pricing
Regular starting prices are Core from $2,699, Premium from $4,199, and 170+ from $4,799. Temporary discounts appeared during research; we use regular prices because promotions may change.
Core includes six months of Self-Paced access, Premium includes 12 months of Self-Paced access, and 170+ includes six months of Live Online access. A required LawHub Advantage fee is added at checkout on top of each listed price. Read the requirements for any advertised score guarantee before paying, since eligibility is conditional and does not promise every purchaser a particular result.
5. LSAT Demon
LSAT Demon pros
- Tutor-request matching and published individual tutor profiles
- Standalone hourly tutoring requires a free account, not a paid subscription
- Pro includes two private hours monthly, Live-plan benefits, and a personalized study plan
LSAT Demon cons
- Standard Pro includes only two private one-hour sessions per month
- Higher tutor tiers have substantially higher starting hourly rates
Why we picked LSAT Demon
We included LSAT Demon for students considering recurring check-ins alongside platform-based study. Pro combines a defined monthly allocation of private sessions with other study resources. Standalone tutoring offers another route for students who do not want a paid platform subscription.
The matching process and tutor profiles help students assess possible instructors. A tutor’s own LSAT score is a credential, not proof of student outcomes; ask how they explain mistakes and choose follow-up work.
LSAT Demon holds a 4.1 TrustScore on Trustpilot from 163 reviews. This is a brand-level figure. Our pricing comes from its plans page and tutoring FAQ.
LSAT Demon pricing
Standalone starting hourly rates are $200 for regular tutors, $300 for Master tutors, $600 for Grandmaster tutors, and $1,200 for cofounders. Booking requires a free account, not a paid subscription.
Standard Pro costs $499 monthly and includes two one-hour private sessions, Live-plan benefits, and a personalized study plan. That subscription pays for both tutoring and platform benefits, so it is not directly comparable with a tutoring-only hourly price. Plans can be cancelled at any time, with a full refund within 30 days of purchase; completed tutoring hours are non-refundable.
Conclusion
Bob Verini is our top pick for experienced, independent one-to-one LSAT instruction. His personalized Zoom format and long teaching background make him a compelling first contact for students who want to work directly with a named instructor.
We would shortlist 7Sage for performance-informed planning, PowerScore for hourly purchases, Blueprint for tutoring bundled with a course, and LSAT Demon for recurring check-ins alongside platform study.
Bring your recent practice results and examples of recurring mistakes to a consultation. Ask what the tutor would address first, how much independent study to allow between lessons, and which charges fall outside the quoted price.
FAQ
Which option should we contact first?
We would start with Bob Verini for experienced, independent instruction and book his free 15 to 20 minute meet and greet. If you already use a study platform, compare its tutoring option with his hourly rate, including required access charges and the number of private hours you need.
How much does private LSAT tutoring cost?
Published hourly options here include PowerScore at $175 with an initial two-hour minimum, LSAT Demon from $200 depending on tutor tier, and Bob Verini at $250 online. Packages, monthly subscriptions, and course bundles have different commitments. Required materials or platform access, such as a LawHub subscription, may add to these totals.
Does a free consultation include ongoing free tutoring?
We did not verify an ongoing free private-tutoring plan for any of these services. An introductory assessment helps establish fit. Bob’s free meet and greet comes before paid sessions, 7Sage’s half-hour introduction accompanies a paid package, and LSAT Demon’s free account allows students to book paid hours.
Does online tutoring mean we can take the LSAT remotely?
No. Since August 2026, most candidates must test at a Prometric center, with limited exceptions. Online lessons do not determine remote-testing eligibility. Ask how your tutor incorporates practice in LawHub’s official test interface.
Meg is an author at Cinnamon Hollow. She writes on a variety of topics sharing tips and ideas for daily life.
