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Free during early access

2,400+ original LSAT questions, built for deliberate practice.

Drill any Logical Reasoning question type, work full Reading Comprehension passage sets, and sit full-length tests in a faithful replica of the interface you'll test in from August 2026. Every answer choice explained.

2,400+original questions
1,650Logical Reasoning
608Reading Comprehension
2full-length tests

The interface

Practice where you'll actually test.

From August 2026, the LSAT runs on LSAC's new testing platform. Our runner is a faithful replica: the two-pane layout, lettered answer boxes, response masking, select-to-highlight annotation, the find-text bar, the review screen, and the same timer behavior, down to the five-minute warning.

The LSAT practice interface: a Logical Reasoning question with the stimulus on the left, five lettered answer choices on the right, a section timer, and a question navigator along the bottom

The question bank

What's inside

Every question is original, written in the style of the current LSAT, and checked by an independent reviewer before it reaches the bank. Nothing is recycled from official tests, so your official PrepTests stay fresh for full-length rehearsal.

Section Questions Coverage
Logical Reasoning drills 1,650 All 20 question types (Flaw, Assumption, Strengthen, Weaken, Inference, Parallel Reasoning, Principle, Paradox, and more), spread across easy, medium, and hard
Reading Comprehension drills 608 Law, humanities, natural sciences, and social sciences passages, including comparative reading sets
Full-length practice tests 2 tests Four timed sections each in the 2026-27 testing interface, with a 120-180 score estimate and percentiles
Argumentative Writing 2 prompts The real two-phase format and timing

Roughly 2,460 practice questions in all, one of the largest free collections of original LSAT-style practice questions anywhere.

The drill builder

Practice that targets, not wanders.

Point the drill builder at the exact skill that's costing you points, and let the analytics tell you where that is.

Drill any question type

Build a set of nothing but Necessary Assumption, or Flaw, or any of the 20 Logical Reasoning types. Reading Comprehension drills come as full passage sets.

Always unseen questions

Drills draw only from questions you haven't done, so a fresh set is actually fresh and your accuracy numbers stay honest.

Timed or self-paced

Practice under section pacing when you're training speed, or untimed when you're learning a new question type.

Difficulty you choose

Every question type comes in an easy, medium, and hard spread, so you can climb instead of guessing where you stand.

Analytics by question type

Accuracy and pacing accumulate per type, so you can see exactly which questions cost you points and time.

Every answer choice explained

A reasoning walkthrough on every question, plus a written explanation on each of the five choices: why the credited one is right and each distractor is wrong.

Review

Explanations on every answer choice, not an answer key.

If you picked B and the answer was C, "here's why C is right" answers the wrong question. Every question here has a reasoning walkthrough plus a written explanation on each of the five choices, so a miss becomes a named, fixable habit.

The review screen after a practice section: the wrong pick is marked with an explanation of why it fails, the credited answer is explained, and a Why panel walks through the full reasoning

Full-length rehearsal

Two full-length tests, the real sitting.

Four timed sections including an unscored variable section, the 10-minute intermission, and a 120-180 score estimate with percentiles at the end. Argumentative Writing practice runs on the real two-phase timing. When your habits are built in the drill bank, this is where you pressure-test them.

Want a guide inside the questions? Lex, the AI tutor that walks you through the reasoning instead of handing you answers, is available as an optional add-on at $29 a month.

FAQ

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How do I get access to the LSAT practice platform?

Join the LSAT early-access group and we'll set you up on the practice platform. Everything is free while it's in early access: the complete drill bank, both full-length tests, the drill builder, and the analytics.

How many practice questions are included?

2,400+ original questions: 1,650 Logical Reasoning drills, 608 Reading Comprehension drills, two full-length practice tests, and two Argumentative Writing prompts. Every question has a full explanation and a written explanation on each answer choice.

Can I build drills for a single question type?

Yes. The drill builder targets any of the 20 Logical Reasoning question types or full Reading Comprehension passage sets, timed or self-paced, at the difficulty you choose, always from questions you haven't seen.

Are the full-length tests like the real 2026-27 LSAT?

They run in a faithful replica of the interface the LSAT uses from August 2026: four timed sections with an unscored variable section, the 10-minute intermission, and a 120-180 score estimate with percentiles at the end.

Are these official LSAT questions?

No. Every question is an original item written in the style of the current exam and checked by an independent reviewer before it enters the bank. We're not affiliated with LSAC, and original drills mean your official PrepTests stay fresh for full-length rehearsal.

What does it cost?

The practice platform is free while it's in early access. The one optional extra is Lex, the AI tutor, available as a $29 a month add-on.

Start practicing free.

Join the early-access group and we'll set you up: the full bank, both tests, and the analytics, free while the platform is in early access.