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Homework.Study.com review

#81 of 100 in Test Preparation Software

A broad academic question library with expert answers, videos, and practice tools.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Homework.Study.com combines a searchable library of answered academic questions with video lessons and study tools for students working through coursework or preparing for tests. Its coverage spans more than 20 academic subjects, and the library contains over 2.8 million answered questions with worked solutions and explanations. Students can also submit individual questions to subject-matter experts for custom answers, an option suited to learners who need help with a particular problem or concept rather than a fixed lesson sequence. The service is available on web, iOS, and Android.

The two paid plans share unlimited access to 30,000 video lessons and mobile app access, but differ in question-answering credits and practice tools. Basic Plan includes $20 in Instant Answer Credits; Premium Plan includes $40 and adds practice quizzes, exams, and tools. Both are paid plans, so students choosing between them should consider whether Premium’s added practice features fit their study routine, or whether the video lessons and question credits in Basic are enough. Question-answering credits provide a way to submit questions for expert responses, while the library offers existing answers for independent searching.

This breadth makes Homework.Study.com a fit for students who move among subjects and want explanations, videos, and practice in one service. It is less suited to someone seeking a tightly sequenced test-prep curriculum: the core experience centers on finding answers and selecting practice, rather than following a structured preparation pathway. Students who prefer independent, question-led study can draw on its large answer library and expert submissions; those who want a defined course progression may be better served by a more structured alternative.

Homework.Study.com pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Search more than 2.8 million answered academic questions
    • Get step-by-step worked solutions and explanations
    • Use video lessons, quizzes, and practice tests on web and mobile
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid plans are required; there is no free plan
    • Practice quizzes, exams, and tools are included only with Premium
    • Its preparation pathway is less structured than a course-led program

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