7Sage LSAT Prep Review (2025): The Best Value in LSAT Prep?

Introduction

If you spend five minutes on the r/LSAT subreddit, you will hear one name repeated like a mantra: 7Sage.

Founded by J.Y. Ping and Alan Cheuk, 7Sage disrupted the LSAT industry by offering a curriculum that was arguably better than the $1,500 courses for a monthly subscription price that costs less than a textbook.

But 7Sage built its reputation on Logic Games, where J.Y. Ping’s “foolproof method” was the gold standard. With Logic Games removed from the LSAT in August 2024, does 7Sage still hold the crown?

The answer is a resounding yes, but with caveats. 7Sage has pivoted hard to Logical Reasoning (LR) and Reading Comprehension (RC), updating their “Core Curriculum” to reflect the new test format. This review explores whether the “new” 7Sage is still the best value in the game.

The “New LSAT” Curriculum (2025 Update)

With the removal of Logic Games, 7Sage has restructured its Core Curriculum. The focus is now heavily weighted towards Logical Reasoning, which makes up roughly two-thirds of your score.

The “Core Curriculum” v2

The new curriculum is a linear path of lessons, starting from the absolute basics of logic (e.g., “What is an argument?”) and building up to complex flaw identification.

• Granular LR Focus: 7Sage breaks LR down into minute detail. You won’t just learn “Assumption Questions”; you’ll learn “Sufficient Assumption” vs. “Necessary Assumption” and the specific diagramming techniques for each.
• Reading Comprehension: Historically 7Sage’s weak point, the RC curriculum has been bolstered with more “Memory Method” videos and active reading strategies.

J.Y. Ping’s “Deep Dive” Series

In late 2024 and 2025, J.Y. Ping started releasing a new series of “Deep Dive Analytics” videos. In these, he analyzes actual student PrepTest results to offer high-level strategic advice. It’s like getting a peek into a master tutor’s brain as he diagnoses a student’s issues.

Pricing and Plans

7Sage’s pricing model is refreshing. No contracts, no massive upfront fees. You pay month-to-month and can cancel anytime.

Plan	Price	Format	Best For
Monthly	$69/mo	Full Access	Most students
Annual	$599/yr	Full Access	Long-term preppers
Tutoring	$199/hr+	1-on-1	Targeted help

Note: You MUST also purchase a LawHub Advantage subscription ($120/year) from LSAC. This is a licensing fee that goes to the test makers, not 7Sage.

Feature Deep Dive

1. The Analytics (The “Moneyball” of LSAT)

This is where 7Sage destroys the competition. The analytics dashboard is incredibly detailed.

• Priority Assessment: The system tells you exactly what to study next based on “potential point gain.” For example, it might say: “Focus on Flaw Questions. You are missing 40% of them, and they appear frequently. Improving here will yield +2 points.”
• Trend Lines: You can see if your score is plateauing or if your timing is improving.

2. The “Blind Review” Tool

“Blind Review” is a study method where you take a test under timed conditions, and then retake the questions you were unsure about untimed before checking the answers. 7Sage’s interface is built specifically for this. It tracks your “Timed Score” vs. your “Blind Review Score.”

• The Gap: If your Blind Review score is much higher than your Timed score, you know your issue is speed. If they are both low, your issue is understanding. This distinction is critical for improvement.

3. The Community

The 7Sage discussion forum is the largest active LSAT community on the internet.

• Peer Support: Stuck on a question? Post it in the forum. Chances are, 50 other people have discussed it, and a 7Sage tutor has weighed in.
• Study Groups: Users frequently organize study groups (e.g., “January 2026 Study Group”) to keep each other accountable.

• Live Classes ⓘ No
• Mobile App ⓘ Yes
• Analytics ⓘ No
• Books ⓘ No

Student Experience

The Good:

• “J.Y. is a God”: Students universally praise J.Y. Ping’s teaching style. He is humble, funny, and incredibly smart.
• Drilling: The ability to create custom problem sets (e.g., “Give me 20 Hard LR questions about Flaws”) is invaluable.

The Bad:

• LawHub Glitches: Some users have reported sync issues between LawHub and 7Sage (e.g., “LawHub Error” messages). This is usually an LSAC issue, but it affects the 7Sage experience.
• No Hand-Holding: If you stop logging in, nobody will call you. You need self-discipline.

Verdict: Is 7Sage Worth It?

Yes. A thousand times yes.

For $69/month, 7Sage offers more value than courses costing $1,500. Even if you buy a “premium” course like Blueprint or Kaplan, we recommend getting a 7Sage subscription just for the analytics and explanation videos.

It is the essential tool for the modern LSAT student. Unless you absolutely need a live human telling you what to do at 6 PM every Tuesday, 7Sage is the way to go.

• Overall
  4.9
• Ease of Use
  4.5
• Features
  4.8
• Support
  4.0
• Value
  5.0

Scale 0-5. Ratings are our own weighted assessments.