Don’t just practice the SAT. Understand it.
Interactive lessons for every Reading & Writing and Math skill, full-length adaptive practice tests, and a named reason behind every wrong answer.
Free · about 10 minutes · no sign-up
Find out where you stand in 10 minutes.
Take the eight-question check, one question from every area of the test, and see exactly which trap caught you. Or work through a full lesson from the course. No sign-up, nothing to install.
Learn the move. Then prove it.
Each of the 32 skill lessons runs the same loop, a few minutes at a time, with an optional Math Foundations refresher alongside them. Your place is saved, so a spare ten minutes is a real study session.
Start cold
A three-question pretest shows your instincts before any teaching. You get to see exactly what changes.
Learn in bite-size units
One idea per page: the method, worked examples, then practice where the support fades step by step. You answer before anything is revealed.
Prove it on the clock
Timed practice sets, then full-length adaptive practice tests. The study plan points you to what to fix next.
The whole SAT, explained.
Skills to master
Master the skills behind the questions: every Reading & Writing and Math skill on the test, broken into short units, with more than 750 practice questions built into the lessons themselves.
Original questions
More than 750 inside the lessons, plus a 1,363-question practice bank (450 Reading & Writing, 913 Math), all written for this course and matched to the real test’s formats and difficulty.
Full-length adaptive practice tests
Reading & Writing, a break, then Math, with a second module that adapts to the first, like the digital SAT. Each ends with an estimated 400–1600 score. It’s an estimate, not an official one.
Every wrong answer has a name
“Detail inflation.” “Comparison not made.” “Sign-distribution error.” Each wrong choice is labelled with the trap it was built to set, so you fix the habit, not just the question.
A plan that adapts
After each test: which lessons to revisit, which skills to drill, and which misses to see again on a spaced schedule.
1,522 SAT words
Learn new words with memory hooks and illustrations; review them through games on a spaced schedule.
Private by design
Course and Practice progress save to your account when connected. Vocabulary stays on this device. No ads, no data selling.
It keeps growing, and you get it all
We add new practice questions to the course over time. Everyone with access gets them automatically, at no extra cost, for as long as their access lasts.
This is what studying looks like.
Real screens from the apps students use. Nothing mocked up.
Shown with demo data: any scores on these screens come from a test run for this page, not from a real student.
Full-length tests that feel like test day
- Reading & Writing, a break, then Math, with a second module that adapts to the first
- Mark for review, highlight, cross out choices, and keep private notes
- A built-in graphing calculator and the Math reference sheet
- Every new test puts questions you haven’t seen first
Results that tell you what to do next
- An estimated 400–1600 score after every full test (an estimate, not an official score)
- Every miss grouped by skill and by the trap that caught you
- One click from a weak skill to a drill on just that skill
- A study plan: lessons to revisit, skills to drill, misses to see again
Lessons you work through, not read
- One idea per page, and you answer before anything is revealed
- Every wrong choice names the trap it was built to set
- Short units that save your place, with a Redo whenever you want it
- 750+ practice questions inside the lessons
Tap a card to flip it. These are three of the trainer’s 1,522 words.
Words that stick
- 1,522 SAT words, each with a memory hook and its own illustration
- Learn new words with memory hooks; review them through games on a spaced schedule
- Definitions and examples, plus translations in 7 languages
Students do the work. Parents see the deal.
Short sittings
Each unit takes a few minutes and saves your place. Pick up exactly where you stopped.
No wall of text
One idea per page, and you answer before anything is revealed. It feels like a conversation, not a textbook.
Know why you missed it
Every wrong answer tells you which trap got you, so the same trick doesn’t get you twice.
Your stuff stays yours
No ads, no feed, no public profile. Course and Practice progress follow your account. Vocabulary progress stays on each device.
One price, no subscription
A one-time payment: 12 months for one student, or no expiry for up to four children with Family Lifetime. No automatic renewal.
72-hour refund
Not the right fit? Ask for a full refund, for any reason, within 72 hours of access being granted.
See it before you pay
The 8-question check and two full sample lessons are free, with no sign-up. Judge the teaching yourself first.
Honest about scores
Practice scores are clearly labelled estimates. We teach the method; we don’t promise a number.
Pick your plan. Pay once.
No subscriptions, no automatic renewal. Live SAT classes from the big national prep brands run about $800–$2,200; everything here costs a fraction of that.
Opening soon. These are our launch prices; nothing is on sale yet.
Family Lifetime
$499 No expiry · up to 4 students in one household- Everything in Complete SAT
- Vocabulary Trainer — free gift
- Every future course update
- Register each child when they’re ready
Complete SAT
$249 12 months · one student · about $21 a month, paid once Save $49 vs. buying the Course and Practice separately- 32 skill lessons + an optional foundations refresher, with 750+ practice questions built in
- Full-length adaptive practice tests from the 1,363-question bank, with a 400–1600 estimate
- Drills, trap-by-trap results, spaced review, and the study plan
- Vocabulary Trainer — free gift
- New questions as we add them, free
SAT Course
$179 12 months · one student- 32 skill lessons + an optional foundations refresher: pretest, method, worked examples
- 750+ practice questions you answer yourself, from guided practice to timed Easy, Medium and Hard sets in every lesson
- Every wrong answer explained by the trap it sets
- Vocabulary Trainer — free gift
- No full-length practice tests or study plan
SAT Practice
$119 12 months · one student- Full-length adaptive practice tests, Reading & Writing and Math, with a second module that adapts
- Built from a 1,363-question original bank; every new test puts questions you haven’t seen first
- Skill drills, trap-by-trap results, spaced review, and a study plan
- Vocabulary Trainer — free gift
- No lessons
Not sure yet? Take the free 8-question check first.
Opening soon
Quaero Learning is in private preview, so nothing is on sale yet. Email support@quaerolearning.com and we’ll tell you when it opens.
For students aged 13 and over; a parent or guardian purchases for a student under 18. The apps run in a web browser on a computer.
Questions parents ask
Is this an official SAT product?
No. Quaero Learning is independent. SAT® is a trademark registered by the College Board, which is not affiliated with, and does not endorse, this product.
Will it raise my student’s score?
We can’t promise a score; no honest course can. What we can show you is the method: every skill taught, every trap named, and practice matched to the real test’s format and difficulty. The free lessons let you judge it yourself.
What does the free check tell us?
Eight Easy questions, one from each area of the test, show where to start and what the explanations are like. It isn’t a score and can’t predict one.
Will more questions be added?
Yes. We add new practice questions to the course over time, and every student with access gets them automatically, at no extra cost. With Family Lifetime, that never runs out.
What does Family Lifetime cover?
Everything in Complete SAT plus the Vocabulary Trainer, for up to four students who live in the same household, with no end date. Register each child when they’re ready to start; younger siblings can join years later. The full terms are published when we open.
Are the practice scores real SAT scores?
No. They are estimates to track progress. They are not official College Board scores and may differ from a real test result.
Where is my student’s data?
Course and Practice keep a local working copy and save progress to the signed-in account when connected. Vocabulary progress stays in that device’s browser. We also hold the email addresses and payment records needed to give access. The full privacy notice is published when we open.
What if we switch computers?
Sign in with the same account to restore Course and Practice progress saved to it. Vocabulary has separate local backup tools to move its device-only progress.
Do we need to install anything?
No. The apps run in a web browser on a computer. Students sign in with their email address and a one-time code.
Ready when you are. Start free.
Eight questions, ten minutes, every trap named. Decide after.