Your private LSAT tutor, on demand 24/7.
Solomon is an AI LSAT tutor trained by 99th-percentile and 180-scorers with over 100 combined years of teaching experience. He doesn't just give you the answer — he diagnoses why you missed, where your reasoning broke, and how to fix it before the next question. Starting at $99 a month — less than a single hour with a private tutor.
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Add to cartFor context: 99th-percentile private LSAT tutors charge $200–$400 per hour. Solomon Plus is $199 a month — sized for daily intensive prep, for less than a single hour with one of those tutors.
Why most students stop improving — and how Solomon fixes it.
You've probably felt it: you drill questions, review answers, take another PT — and your score barely moves. That's not a work problem. It's a feedback problem. You can't fix what you don't understand, and answer keys don't explain the reasoning move you missed. Solomon does. He walks through every question the way a great LSAT tutor would — in plain language, on the LSAT's terms, the moment you're stuck.
With Solomon
Built on LSAT tutoring. Trained on LSAT reasoning.
- Diagnoses exactly where your reasoning broke — necessary vs. sufficient, scope shifts, flaw patterns, and the traps the test writes on purpose.
- Explains why the right answer is right and why each wrong answer was designed to tempt you.
- Available the second you're stuck — 11pm the night before test day, Sunday morning, mid-drill. No scheduling, no waiting.
- No prompt engineering. Solomon is calibrated for the LSAT from the start. You ask, he diagnoses, you study.
With a generic AI tool
Smart. But it doesn't know this test.
- Will "reason through" an LR question using everyday logic — which is exactly what the LSAT punishes you for.
- Can sound confident while getting the answer, or the reasoning, flat wrong.
- Doesn't know LSAC's trap patterns, question-type conventions, or what makes an answer choice "out of scope."
- You end up prompting, correcting, and second-guessing it — instead of studying.
What students actually use Solomon for
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Strategies & Techniques — every question type, both sections
Logical Reasoning: assumption, strengthen/weaken, parallel reasoning, principle, methods of reasoning. Reading Comprehension: solitary passages, comparative passages, question types, meta-structures. All broken down the way the test actually rewards — not the way an answer "feels right."
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Post-mortems on missed questions
Tell Solomon which question you missed (e.g., PT 119 S1 Q05). He diagnoses exactly what the trap was, why your wrong answer was tempting, and what to look for next time. Logical Reasoning available now; Reading Comp rolling out in coming weeks.
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Study Plans & Tweaks
Tell Solomon your timeline, target score, and starting baseline. He builds a personalized study plan calibrated to your weakest areas — and recalibrates as your analytics shift. When you plateau (most students do), Solomon diagnoses why and reroutes.
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Law School Admissions coming soon
Personalized admissions counseling: school selection, personal statement guidance, resume optimization, and scholarship strategy. Rolling out in approximately 8 weeks.
Common Questions About Solomon
No. Solomon is built on more than a decade of LSATMax tutoring — the lessons, explanations, and student questions we've used to teach this exam for years. General-purpose AI can talk about the LSAT. Solomon is trained to teach it.
You can — and many students try. The issue isn't whether general AI is smart; it's that it doesn't know how the LSAT is written. It'll reason through an LR stimulus using everyday logic, which is the exact thinking the test penalizes. Solomon explains questions the way the LSAT expects you to think, flags the specific trap patterns LSAC uses, and doesn't need heavy prompting to stay useful.
Run post-mortems on missed LR questions, learn the strategies behind every question type (LR and Reading Comp), build and adjust a personalized study plan, and pressure-test your pacing — the second you're stuck, not three days later in an email. Most students use Solomon as their primary study partner throughout prep.
Solomon is designed to be your core LSAT study resource. Pair it with official LSAC PrepTests (the real test questions), and you have everything you need: unlimited expert explanation on demand, plus the actual material the test is written in. That's the combination students are using to raise their scores.
Both plans give you full access to Solomon's capabilities — same tutoring, same depth. Core ($99/month) fits students studying at a steady pace. Plus ($199/month) has a higher usage allowance for students in intensive prep, grinding daily, or close to a test date. You can change plans anytime.
Each plan includes a usage allowance sized to how students actually study. We don't show token counters because watching a number tick down while you're trying to learn is the opposite of helpful. If you're on Core and consistently running low, Plus is there.
It'll tell you the answer — and then show you why. The goal isn't to hand you points you won't have on test day. It's to rebuild how you approach that question type so you stop missing the next five like it.
Full RC support is in active development and will be included in all Solomon plans at no extra cost when it launches. Logical Reasoning is 50% of your LSAT score, so we built it first and built it deeply. RC is next.
Yes — anytime, right from your account. Monthly means monthly.
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