LSAT Demon vs Medify

LSAT Demon is a study platform for LSAT preparation, available on web, iOS and Android. Its free plan includes three official LSATs, explanations for those tests and monthly live classes. The Essential plan costs $99 a month, billed monthly, and includes all 81 released exams, more than 200 lessons, Smart Drilling, official question explanations and tutor support through Ask. Smart Drilling selects questions based on a student's weaker areas. Live costs $179 a month and adds daily online classes, recordings posted within 24 hours and priority Ask replies. Pro costs $499 a month and adds a dedicated tutor, a personal study plan and two one-hour individual tutoring sessions each month, with unused time rolling over. Students can link LawHub to import test and section data, but access to official LSAT content requires LawHub Advantage, listed at 124 USD annually. Subscriptions renew monthly until canceled; a refund may be requested within 30 days of the original purchase, with LawHub subscriptions and completed tutoring excluded.

Medify is a web-based study platform for preparing for UCAT, GAMSAT, interviews, and A Levels. Its question bank contains 20,000 questions, and full-length mock tests are available. The paid plans list the same course areas, along with practice questions with explanations, mock exams, and performance analytics. A free plan includes study notes, a guidebook, and a work experience map. The platform supports web and mobile web access. The Free plan costs nothing. Weekly costs £15 a month, Monthly costs £30 a month, and Yearly costs £210 a year. The Weekly plan lists the full UCAT, GAMSAT, Interviews, and A Levels courses, as do the Monthly and Yearly plans. Medify was founded in 2009 and is based in London, England.