Digital SAT prep
Know what to study. Make your SAT prep count.
Find your weak skills with one free assessment. Build a focused daily study plan with full access.
Take a free assessment- Estimated score
- 1180
- Range 1120 to 1240
- Math
- 590
- Reading and Writing
- 590
Missed by skill
- Transitions,3 missed
- Linear equations,2 missed
- Words in Context,2 missed
One assessment. A useful starting point.
Your free review shows an estimated score, missed questions grouped by skill and explanations of what went wrong.
Answer SAT-style questions
Free
Example: an original Math question, written for this page A line in the xy-plane passes through the points (0, 3) and (2, 7). What is the slope of the line?
- A,1
- B,2, selected
- C,3
- D,4
Find your weak skills
Free
Example: a free assessment result 1180,Range 1120 to 1240
Math 590,Reading and Writing 590
- Transitions,3 missed
- Linear equations,2 missed
- Words in Context,2 missed
Review the explanations
Free
Example: an explanation for a missed Transitions question, written for this page Many desert plants store water. blank, the saguaro cactus swells its ribbed stem with water after a rain.
- Your answer
- A, However
- Correct answer
- C, For example
Why
The saguaro illustrates the first sentence, so “For example” fits. “However” signals a contrast.
Less guessing. More focused practice.
Turn your weak skills into a daily plan. Full access brings your lessons, targeted practice and AI help together, so you know what to work on next.
Free: Find the weak spots.
See your missed questions grouped by skill, then review the explanations behind each answer.
Full access: Make a plan that fits your life.
Set your test date and study time. Get focused tasks that fit the weeks you have left.
Full access: Get help with the sticking point.
Work through lessons and targeted practice. Ask the Google AI tutor to explain the reasoning when you get stuck.
Full access: Pick up where you left off.
Revisit mistakes with spaced review. Move unfinished tasks when your schedule changes and keep your next step clear.
PeakSAT practice library
- Question bank
- 5,800+ checked practice questions
- Test library
- 20 SAT-style practice tests
- Topic coverage
- 29 topics across both sections
Your SAT prep has a purpose.
What College Board and leading colleges say about practice and testing.
On practice
“However, making time to practice is one of the best ways to prepare for test day and beyond.”
College Board, Why Should I Practice for the SAT? (PDF, 2026 edition).
Read the College Board guide (opens in a new tab)On preparedness
“Our research shows standardized tests help us better assess the academic preparedness of all applicants…”
Stu Schmill ’86, MIT Admissions, (excerpt).
Read MIT’s 2022 post (opens in a new tab)On testing
“Reinstating a testing requirement will bring important and consistent information back into the admissions process.”
Harvard College Admissions FAQ, undated; checked .
Read Harvard’s FAQ (opens in a new tab)Start free. Build your plan when you’re ready.
One assessment and its results are free. Every paid plan has the same full access; only the billing period changes.
Free assessment
One SAT-style assessment with your estimated score, missed questions by skill and explanations.
$0
Full access
Every plan includes
- Personal daily study plan
- 91 lessons with videos and Desmos strategy
- Google AI tutor with voice and photo help
- Custom practice and timed quizzes
- Spaced flashcards and mistake review
- 20 SAT-style tests and 5,800+ questions
- Offline study packs
Trial for eligible first-time purchasers. Card required. After 7 days your selected plan renews automatically at $50 every month unless you cancel before the trial ends. Manage or cancel in account settings.
Before you start.
Answers about your assessment, study plan and subscription. Need a hand getting started?
Contact usCan I try PeakSAT for free?
Yes. Sign in with Google to take one free SAT-style assessment, see your estimated score and review missed questions by skill. No card is required. Your study plan, course, AI tutor, custom practice and spaced review are included with a paid plan or an eligible 7-day trial.
What happens after the 7-day trial?
The trial requires a payment method and is available to eligible first-time purchasers. Unless you cancel before it ends, your selected recurring plan starts: $15 per week, $50 per month or $100 every three months. You can manage cancellation in your account settings.
Is PeakSAT an official SAT practice test?
PeakSAT is an independent SAT prep platform. Its SAT-style assessments and score estimates are practice tools, not official College Board tests or guaranteed test-day results. Use official Bluebook practice tests to get familiar with the actual test interface.
Does PeakSAT cover Math and Reading and Writing?
Yes. PeakSAT includes SAT-style questions across Math and Reading and Writing, with topic proficiency, question explanations and targeted practice to help you work on weak skills.
How does targeted SAT practice work?
Start with an assessment to find skills behind missed questions. Set your test date and score goal, then follow daily tasks that fit your available time. Learn the skill, practice fresh questions and review your mistakes. Your plan and proficiency update as you work.
What can the AI tutor help me with?
The Google AI tutor can explain SAT concepts, give question-specific hints and help you work through a photo, voice question or digital whiteboard. After you submit an answer, use explanations, video walkthroughs and fresh related drills to understand the mistake.
Can a parent see my progress?
You can invite a parent to follow your practice activity and progress. They accept with the invited email; you control the link and can revoke access at any time. Weekly digests require your permission and their opt-in. The linked parent does not need a separate paid subscription.
Will PeakSAT guarantee a higher SAT score?
No. Your results depend on your starting skills, practice, testing conditions and other factors. PeakSAT helps you identify what to work on; projected scores and topic impact are estimates.
Plan your weeks. Review your mistakes.
Free, source-checked guides to reviewing a practice test, building a study schedule and working on SAT Math.
- Practice review
How to review a practice test
Build an error log that tells you what to practice next.
- Study planning
Build a 4, 8 or 12-week plan
Realistic weekly schedules for the time you have before test day.
- SAT Math
Improve your SAT Math score
Find the Math skills behind your mistakes and practice them deliberately.