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Magoosh review

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Structured SAT and GRE prep with one-time pricing, practice tests and progress tools.

6.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Magoosh offers self-paced preparation for standardized exams, including the SAT and GRE, with separate products for each exam. Its lessons, practice questions with explanations, timed tests and study schedules suit students who want a structured plan they can follow independently. Web, iOS and Android access, with progress synchronization between mobile and web, supports studying across devices. The range also includes other exams such as the ACT, GMAT, LSAT, MCAT, TOEFL and IELTS, though the SAT and GRE plans have distinct pricing and inclusions.

According to the vendor's pricing details, SAT Premium costs $129 USD as a one-time payment for 12 months of access. It includes over 2,500 practice questions, up to 3 full-length practice tests, study schedules, an AI tutor and score prediction. GRE Premium costs $149 USD one time for 1 month, with over 1,600 practice questions, up to 6 practice tests, study schedules, score prediction and expert question support. A 7-day trial is available, but there is no free plan. The different access periods and question counts matter when comparing the two offerings: price alone does not describe how long preparation access lasts.

The strongest fit is a student preparing for the SAT or GRE who values a question bank, explanations, timed practice and a scheduled self-study routine, with analytics or tutoring support available. The AI tutor is included with SAT Premium, while GRE Premium lists expert question support. Because Magoosh sells separate exam-specific products and covers fewer exams than broader exam-prep options, it may be less suitable for someone seeking a single broad subscription across many tests. Buyers should also weigh GRE's one-month access against their study timeline; the shorter term may not suit a slower preparation schedule.

Magoosh pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • SAT Premium includes over 2,500 questions and up to 3 full-length tests.
    • Study schedules, score prediction and performance analytics support structured prep.
    • Web, iOS and Android access syncs progress across mobile and web.
  • Where it doesn't
    • There is no free plan; access starts with a paid exam-specific product.
    • GRE Premium costs $149 for one month, compared with 12 months for SAT Premium.
    • Separate exam-specific products mean pricing and included practice vary by exam.

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