SAT30

Thirty days.
One coach.
Your best score.

A personal coach who plans every day before your SAT, remembers every mistake, and talks you through each one until the pattern is gone.

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Khan Academy and Bluebook already give you every official question you'll need. What they can't give you is someone who notices you lost the same transitions question three days running, rewrites tomorrow because of it, and checks that you showed up.

That's the coach.

What a day looks like

Today screen: day 11 of 30, a plan titled 'Transitions, now against the clock' with three tasks
Morning. One card: what to do, where to find it, how long it takes. Two to five tasks, never a wall.
Coach thread: the student brings a missed transitions question and is guided to the answer in two exchanges
During. Bring a miss. Your coach asks, you answer, the pattern gets a name. Then the evening check-in.
Progress screen: practice test scores rising from 1180 to 1290, and misses grouped by skill with the lesson for each
Over the month. Scores, and every miss turned into a one-line rule you own.

These screens are Maya's, a demo student on day 11. Open her sprint and talk to her coach.

Pricing

One price for the whole sprint. No subscription, no upsell inside the app.

Sprint 2 and beyond

$99

per additional sprint

Taking the SAT again? Your history stays. The next sprint starts from your real score and only works the gap that's left.

Season Pass

$349

three sprints in twelve months

For students planning two or three attempts across the year. Use them on any test dates.

Founding cohort: the first students starting for the November 7 test pay $99 for the full sprint in exchange for honest feedback.

For parents

Every Sunday you get a short email: what was worked on, how many days were completed, where the score is heading. No dashboard to learn.

Practice comes only from College Board's official free tools. We never sell or share your child's data, and if a student goes quiet for two days, a person at SAT30 reaches out.

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Questions

Is this a course?

No. There are no video lectures to sit through. Every day you get a short plan built around your own weak skills, and a coach to work through your misses with. The teaching happens in the review, one question at a time.

Where do the practice questions come from?

From College Board's own free tools: the Bluebook app for full-length practice tests, the Student Question Bank for skill drills, and Khan Academy for lessons. Your coach tells you exactly which set to do each day and which filter to use. SAT30 is not affiliated with College Board.

Is there a person behind the coach?

Your coach is AI, built to remember you for the full 30 days and to coach rather than answer. A human at SAT30 reviews accounts that go quiet or stall and steps in by email. If you ask your coach whether it's an AI, it will tell you.

What if I take the SAT again?

Your history stays. A second sprint is $99 and starts from your real score. Because your coach already knows every mistake from the first sprint, the second one is sharper.

Your next SAT is closer than it looks.

Start my 30 days

Takes two minutes. Your first task is a real practice test.