Make test day feel like a breeze.
Origami Prep is an online Digital SAT prep platform. Rehearse real tests, find the skills costing you points, and fix them with 3,400+ practice questions and an AI tutor.
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- Original questions
- 3,400+
- Skills tracked separately
- 19
- Timed adaptive modules
- 4
- To start, no card
- Free
Watch the line go up.
Every session feeds one clear picture of your score. No guesswork, just a number that climbs as you close each skill gap.
Total score
1150
Illustrative progression for a typical Origami Prep study plan. Your real line shows up in your dashboard as you practice.
Everything you need to gain points, in one place.
Three tools that turn every answer into a clear next move.
See exactly where your points are hiding.
Every answer maps to a skill. Origami Prep ranks your weakest areas so you always know what to fix first, instead of guessing.
- Words in Context62%
- Advanced Math55%
- Transitions74%
- Geometry & Trig48%
Every miss comes back until it sticks.
Wrong answers drop into a review queue and keep returning until you clear them. Nothing you got wrong quietly slips away.
- Linear equations in two variablesDue
- Rhetorical synthesisDue
- Circle theoremsNew
Rehearse the real two-module test.
Full-length, adaptive, and timed with the same tools as test day, so the real thing feels like the fifth run, not the first.
Time remaining
32:00
Projected
1480
Adaptive second module, same timing and tools as the real test.
The test is back, and practice is what moves the number.
Most students finish a practice test, see a score, and still have no idea what to do on Monday. The score was never the useful part. Knowing which skill cost you the points, and what to open next, is.
students in the class of 2025 took the SAT, the first group above two million since 2020.
College Board, 2025average score gain linked to 20 hours of free official practice, measured across nearly 250,000 test takers.
College Board, 2017an hour for experienced private SAT tutoring, and more at the boutique end. Origami Prep Plus is $14 a month, for as long as you need it.
Genius Prep, 2026Simple pricing, built to be the cheapest.
Start free, or go Plus for $14 a month, the lowest price of any real SAT platform. The core practice always stays free, with no card and no time limit.
Plus
Serious practice, on a budget.
- 150 practice questions a day
- Kami AI tutor, 80 questions a day
- 750 vocabulary words
- Friends, leaderboard and parent reports
- Full analytics, review and study plan
Billed monthly, cancel anytime
Premium
The full Origami Prep, the lowest price out there.
- Everything in Plus
- Unlimited practice questions
- Kami AI tutor, 250 questions a day
- All 990 vocabulary words
- Priority support
Billed monthly. Cancel anytime.
Schools
Unlimited seats for your whole school.
- Unlimited student seats
- SSO and class rostering
- Admin & district analytics
- Dedicated success manager
For schools, classes, and districts.
Can’t afford it? Reach out and we’ll help set you up with free access.
“Money shouldn’t decide who gets a great score.”
Origami Prep’s founder, Aadit Mehta, didn’t want cost to be the barrier between a student and their best result. So Origami Prep starts at just $14 a month, the cheapest real SAT platform out there, and the core practice stays free.
Aadit MehtaFounder, Origami PrepCan’t afford $14? Reach out.
If cost is the only thing in your way, tell me a bit about your situation and I’ll set you up with free access.
Questions, answered.
Everything students and parents ask before they start.
Yes. Practice questions, full-length adaptive tests, your study plan and your analytics are all free, with no card and no trial clock. Plus is $14 a month if you want unlimited AI explanations and the full vocabulary trainer, and Premium is $29. Free stays free.
Most tools give you a score and leave you to guess what to do next. Every answer here maps to a specific skill, so the app can rank exactly which ones are costing you points, put them at the front of your queue, and hand you a study plan broken into blocks you can sit down and do.
They are built to. Two modules per section with an adaptive second module, real timing, and the same tools you get on test day: the calculator, the reference sheet, annotation, and the answer eliminator. The idea is that test day feels like your fifth run, not your first.
Kami explains any question in plain language at the moment you are stuck, the way a friend who already gets it would. Ask why an answer is right, what a question is really testing, or how to start. Free accounts get a set number of explanations, and paid plans raise the limit.
Only if you add them. You enter a parent or guardian's email, they confirm it with a code sent to their inbox, and from then on they can be sent a weekly progress report. They never see your answers, and you can remove them at any time.
Yes. It runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or laptop, with nothing to install. Full-length tests are best on a laptop for the same reason the real exam is, but everything else is built to work on a phone between classes.
Whenever you want, from your settings, and you keep the paid features until the period you already paid for runs out. After that your account drops back to free rather than disappearing, so your practice history stays exactly where it is.
Still wondering something? Email us and a person will answer.
Stop guessing what to study next.
Start with a real baseline. Leave with a clear next move.