LSAT practice that doesn't run out.
When you have worked through the official PrepTests, a test you half-remember measures your memory rather than your reasoning. Counsel writes fresh Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension for the current exam, and every wrong answer comes with the reason it was built to tempt you.
Plans from $19.99/month. Or start with limited free access — 5 questions a day.
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Where prep usually stops
Most courses hand you a question bank and a video library and leave the hard part — working out why you keep missing the same thing — entirely to you.
Questions that don't run out
A question bank runs out, and once you have seen an item you are testing your memory instead of your reasoning. Counsel writes its own — over a thousand originals, and you are never served the same one twice. Every one is validated to have exactly one defensible answer before it reaches you.
An engine that picks your next question
Every answer updates a per-skill model of where your reasoning actually breaks. The next question is chosen to sit right at the edge of what you can do — the band where people learn fastest — not served at random and not endlessly repeating what you already have down.
Lessons for the types you keep missing
When a question type keeps costing you points, there is a written lesson for it — how the type works, the traps it leans on, a worked example, and short checks that make you use the idea rather than nod at it.
Every wrong answer explained
Knowing the right answer teaches you almost nothing. Each of the four wrong answers comes with the reason it was built to tempt you — so you start recognizing the trap shape itself, which is the thing that actually transfers to test day.
Full-length tests, scored and reviewable
Sit a complete timed exam with authentic section structure and a real difficulty ramp, then review it question by question with your timing, your choice, and the full teaching payload on every item.
A score estimate that is honest with you
Weighted by what the real exam is actually made of, not by whatever you happened to drill. It comes with a confidence range that widens when the evidence is thin — and it will tell you when it does not yet know enough to say.
The complete plan is Max.
Unlimited questions, scored full-length tests, and the adaptive engine. The AI tutor is in development and not yet available — it is included when it ships, at no extra cost. On annual billing, Max comes backed by the score guarantee.
Or continue with limited free access — 5 questions a day.
Counsel provides original LSAT-style practice and is not affiliated with or endorsed by LSAC.
Frequently asked
How is Counsel different from a question bank?
A traditional course reuses a few thousand questions you eventually memorize. Counsel writes its own — over a thousand exam-calibrated Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension originals, and you are never served the same one twice. Every one is validated to have exactly one defensible answer. Each question ships with a full written explanation of why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer is a trap.
Are these real LSAT questions?
They're original questions written to match the current exam — and they cover all of it. Since Logic Games was removed in August 2024, Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension are the scored LSAT, and Counsel generates both without limit. We don't reuse official LSAC content, and Counsel isn't affiliated with or endorsed by LSAC. LSAT is a registered trademark of LSAC.
How does the practice actually work?
You answer questions, see a full breakdown of every answer choice, and Counsel tracks the exact question types and traps you miss. It then serves the next-best question to close your specific gaps, so your practice keeps targeting what you actually keep getting wrong instead of repeating what you already know.
What does it cost?
There's a free plan with 5 questions a day and full written explanations. Paid plans run from $19.99/mo (Plus) up to the top tier, adding more daily questions, all sections, unlimited adaptive practice, full-length scored tests, and analytics. See the pricing page for the full comparison. There's nothing else to buy — every question is written by Counsel for the current exam, so there is no separate content subscription to add.
How does the score guarantee work?
The score guarantee is a conditional refund policy on the annual Max plan — never a promise of a specific score. If you put in the work (about 40 distinct study days, 25 hours of tracked practice, 1,000 questions, and 2 full-length tests) and your official LSAC score still doesn't beat your Counsel baseline — the first full-length timed practice test you complete — you can claim a refund within 30 days of your score release. You watch a live meter fill as you meet each condition, so nothing is hidden in fine print. The full terms are on the refund page.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Paid plans renew automatically, and you can cancel from Settings or by emailing us at any time. Cancellation stops all future renewals.
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