Find the SAT points you're losing. Win them back.
Take an adaptive practice test to see where you stand. Admitly turns every question you miss into a daily plan for the time you have left before test day.
7 days free, then $29 a month · Cancel any time · For students 13 and up
Know what to work on every day until test day
Pick your SAT date and the days you can study. Each day gets one skill and a question goal, starting with your weaker section, and the plan shifts as your accuracy changes.
This week
Example- Mon19TransitionsReading and Writing, 12 questions, 25 min✓
- Tue20Linear equations in two variablesMath, 12 questions, 25 min✓
- Wed21Words in contextReading and Writing, 12 questions, 25 minStart
- Thu22Review your mistakesQuestions you missed this week
- Fri23Day offNot one of your study days
- Sat24Full practice test4 modules, 2 hr 14 min
Your week, one line per day
Each study day gets a skill, a question goal and the time it should take. The plan updates as you practice.
Time left
Example17 days
until your SAT on Saturday, November 7
Test day stays in view
The countdown sits on top of your plan, with the registration deadline for your date.
- WedWords in context, 25 min
- ThuReview your mistakes
- SatFull practice test
Put it on your calendar
Download a calendar file that Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook can import.
See which skills are costing you points
Accuracy for each of the eight SAT domains and every skill inside them, how long you take per question next to the pace the test allows, and which days you practiced.
Skill areas
ExampleReading and Writing
- Information and Ideas72%
48 answered
- Craft and Structure58%
41 answered
- Expression of Ideas77%
30 answered
- Standard English Conventions81%
36 answered
Median time 1:04 per question. The SAT gives you about 1:11.
Math
- Algebra84%
52 answered
- Advanced Math47%
38 answered
- Problem-Solving and Data Analysis76%
29 answered
- Geometry and Trigonometry62%
21 answered
Median time 1:52 per question. The SAT gives you about 1:35.
Accuracy by domain
Every answer is sorted into the domain and skill the SAT reports, so the weak ones stand out.
Every day you practiced
Darker squares mean more questions that day.
91%
Easy
74%
Medium
52%
Hard
Accuracy by difficulty
See whether hard questions or misses on easy ones cost you more.
Practice tests that adapt like the real SAT
Four timed modules with a break in the middle. Do well on the first module of a section and the second one gets harder, the same way the digital SAT works. Mark questions to come back to, then review every explanation.
Section 1, Module 2
Reading and Writing
18:42
Example
Question 14 of 27
The test screen
A timer, a question grid, and flags for the questions you want to check again.
Your estimated score
Example1310
likely 1250 to 1370
- Reading and Writing
- 660
- Math
- 650
An estimated score at the end
An unofficial estimate out of 1600, a likely range, and a breakdown by domain.
Learn the words SAT passages use
Study a few words at a time with flashcards and a matching game, then answer questions that put each word in a sentence. Words you miss come back sooner. Words you know come back less often.
Typical SAT, verb
Examplemitigate
to make something less severe
Planting trees along the street helped mitigate the summer heat.
Similar: lessen, ease, reduce
Flashcards
A definition, an example sentence and synonyms for each word, with audio.
The committee was ______ about the plan, seeing both real benefits and serious risks.
- candid
- ambivalent
- pragmatic
- tenuous
Words in a sentence
Practice questions ask you to pick the word that fits, like the SAT does.
Also included: a review list of every question you miss, a five-minute timed question rush, the Desmos calculator for Math, and a college list to keep track of where you're applying.
Parents stay in the loop. Students stay in charge.
Students share an invite code and approve the request. Parents then see practice totals and accuracy, never individual answers or files. Either side can end the link at any time.
Your student
Example
128 questions answered
Math
78%
Reading and Writing
84%
Pricing
Start with 7 days free. You enter a card now, and the first charge is after those 7 days unless you cancel. After that, Admitly Pro keeps unlimited Math and Reading and Writing practice and explanations going. Your progress, mistake list, transcripts, and family links stay available either way.
Until your SAT
from $0.70 per day
One payment through test day, no renewal. The further out your test, the less each day costs (up to $1.25 a day in the last 10 days).
Monthly plans renew until you cancel. Cancel any time from Account, then Plan, with one click.
Questions
How much does it cost?
Your first 7 days are free. You enter a card when you start, and Stripe charges it after those 7 days unless you cancel first. After that, SAT prep is $29 for one month, or $75 every 3 months, which works out to $25 a month. Plans renew until you cancel.
How do I cancel?
Go to Account, then Plan, and click Cancel subscription. That's it. Practice stays unlocked until the end of the period you paid for, and you can change your mind before then.
Can a parent pay for it?
Yes. Once you approve a parent's family link, they can subscribe for you from their own Account, then Plan.
Are these real SAT questions?
No. Every question is written for Admitly to practice the same skills the SAT tests, like linear equations, words in context, and transitions. We don't copy questions from the College Board or other prep companies.
What can my parent see?
Only what you approve. A linked parent sees your name, how many questions you've answered, and your accuracy by section. They can't see your photo, your school and college plans, your individual answers, or your transcripts.
Who can see my transcript?
Only you. Transcripts are stored privately and are never shared, including with linked parents.
How do I delete my account?
Go to Account in your dashboard and delete it. Any subscription is cancelled, and your profile, practice history, transcripts, and family links are removed right away.
Start with a practice test
Sign up, take a full test or a few questions, and get a plan built from your results. Your first 7 days are free; the card is charged after that unless you cancel.