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Lessons you do,
not lessons you watch.
251 lessons, one for every question type the digital SAT asks. Each teaches the method, works through 5–10 examples, then hands you a live block to try yourself — like the scatterplot above.
Seven reasons students score higher.
Difficult practice questions
62% of our questions are hard or above. Easy ones do not move a score — they just make the session feel productive.
Every tool, where you expect it
Same calculator, same reference sheet, same highlighter, same annotation box, same Mark for Review, same question navigator — in the same places on the screen. Test day feels like Tuesday.
Adaptive practice tests
Do well on module 1 and module 2 gets harder — the same branch the real test takes. We decoded that scoring in 2023, and it is still the only practice score that means anything.
Continuous practice mode
No clock, no modules. Pick Reading and Writing — or just Words in Context — and keep going. 3,000 questions in the pool, and every answer still feeds your plan.
Personalized guidance
Your four weakest topics, the exact lesson that fixes each one, and the days left until your test date. You never have to decide what to work on.
A report that tells you what to do
Not "Math: 700." Every question is one colored block, grouped by topic — Craft and Structure 13/14, Standard English Conventions 11/14. The weakest row is the lesson you do next.
Where every minute went
Your time on each question, each module and the whole test, against the pace that leaves room for the hard ones at the end. The questions that ate your clock are flagged by name.
Add 100 points,
or get your money back.
Students improve by 160 points on average. If your official score doesn't beat your baseline by 100, we refund your most recent payment.
Eligibility applies to starting scores of 1250 and below. Read the full terms →
One membership.
Nothing held back.
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Frequently asked questions.
How much does Test Ninjas cost?+
Plans start at $39/month, or $29/month on the 3-month plan. Every plan includes the full 251-lesson course — also readable as the 10-book prep series — all 20 adaptive practice tests, and 7,800+ practice questions. Start with a 7-day free trial — $0.00 due today, cancel anytime.
Is it really like the real Digital SAT?+
Yes. Practice runs in the same two-module adaptive format as the real test, with the same on-screen tools, timing and calculator, so nothing on test day is new. Module 2 adapts to how you did on Module 1 the way the real test does — we were the first prep platform to build that in — so your practice score means something.
How much can I improve my score?+
Students improve by an average of 160 points. We back it with a 100-point money-back guarantee: if your official score doesn’t beat your baseline by 100 points, we refund your most recent payment. Complete the course lessons and at least 5 of the 20 full-length tests to qualify; eligibility applies to starting scores of 1250 or below — see full terms on our guarantee page.
Do I have to pay right away?+
No. You start with a 7-day free trial and $0.00 is due today. Cancel anytime before the trial ends and you won’t be charged.
How is this different from free practice?+
Free question banks show you questions. They don’t give you the adaptive Module 2, time-per-question pacing, a report that scores every topic, or a 251-lesson course with the lessons that fix your weakest topics queued from that report. Test Ninjas is built around the loop that moves a score, not around exposure to questions.
My test is coming up soon — can I still improve in time?+
Yes. Your personalized study plan targets your weakest areas first, and Continuous Practice lets you drill exactly the question types you need. Many students see meaningful gains in just a few weeks.
Can my parent follow my progress?+
Yes. Parents can receive a weekly progress email showing what you practiced, where you improved, and your projected score — no nagging required.