Very expensive. Unique perspective of the test. Not worth the cost for most.
I used LSAT Demon Live for one month to try and compare it to other services. Their explanations are more on the intuitive side. They see the test less like math than some other instructors. This is great for some questions and is faster though it requires much more effort to learn. Overall, their intuitive understanding of the test is great for those looking to put time into learning it. The problem is the cost. Their method will take longer to fully understand fluently, a requirement to score in the top percentiles. Even with a discount with the LSAC fee waiver, a month is over $200. Outlets like 7Sage offer a year for $1 with the fee waiver, though they see the test more like a math equation which is to say very differently. LSAT Demon is great for those with the ability to pay. For anyone where money is at all an issue, the high cost is not proportional to the benefits. It may be useful to try for a month or so though for long-term studying it is not economical. The Basic and Premium lose out on LSAT Demon's best feature, live classes, and are worse deals in my opinion. I have tried both the Basic and Premium subscriptions and the cost is not worth it compared to other similar courses. With the Demon it seems to be Live or bust, assuming that you do not have infinite access to money.
By Ryan S.