# Hourly Prep

> Hourly Prep is student-led SAT and ACT prep built around short, interactive practice, with optional Premium.

The Hourly Prep app is free on iPhone and Android, with ad-supported practice. Premium removes ads, adds full-length practice tests and an AI tutor, and unlocks studying on the web. Premium costs $30 USD per month (renews until canceled) or $90 USD for one year on the web with no automatic renewal, or $100 USD per year in the app. Question-count targets are not released inventory. Hourly Prep is independent of College Board and ACT, Inc.

## Product

- [Hourly Prep home](https://hourlyprep.com/): Free and Premium SAT and ACT prep.
- [SAT prep](https://hourlyprep.com/sat-prep/): Digital SAT curriculum and practice.
- [ACT prep](https://hourlyprep.com/act-prep/): ACT English, math, reading, and optional science.
- [Download the app](https://hourlyprep.com/download/): Free Hourly Prep app for iPhone and Android.
- [Premium](https://hourlyprep.com/access/): Premium plans: $30 per month or $90 for one year on the web.

## Guides

- [Digital SAT Format in 2026: Sections, Timing, and Adaptive Modules](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/digital-sat-format-2026/): The digital SAT has 54 Reading and Writing questions and 44 Math questions. Testing time is 2 hours 14 minutes, excluding the 10-minute break.
- [Enhanced ACT Format in 2026: What Changed and What Students Take](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/enhanced-act-format-2026/): The enhanced ACT core is English, math, and reading. Science and writing are optional in national testing, while schools and districts can set their own science configuration.
- [SAT vs. ACT in 2026: A Practical Way to Choose the Right Test](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/sat-vs-act-which-test/): Neither test is universally easier. Take an official timed diagnostic of each, compare equivalent scores and pacing, then focus on the exam that gives you the stronger starting position.
- [How Adaptive SAT and ACT Prep Should Work](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/how-adaptive-test-prep-works/): Good adaptive prep does more than count correct answers. It uses multiple signals to decide what to practice, how much support to provide, and when a skill should return.

## Comparisons

- [Hourly Prep vs. Smartschool: Which SAT and ACT Prep App Fits Your Study Routine?](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/hourly-prep-vs-smartschool/): Compare the way you practice, the explanations you receive, and what is included before choosing a prep app.
- [Hourly Prep vs. Magoosh: Two Different Ways to Prepare for the SAT and ACT](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/hourly-prep-vs-magoosh/): Compare short practice sessions, course lessons, tutoring, and access terms before choosing your prep.
- [Hourly Prep vs. Khan Academy: Free Official SAT Practice or an Adaptive Prep System?](https://hourlyprep.com/blog/hourly-prep-vs-khan-academy/): Try free practice first, then decide whether you want personalized study and additional tutoring.

## Support and policies

- [Support](https://hourlyprep.com/support/): Customer support and contact information.
- [Terms](https://hourlyprep.com/terms/): Terms governing Hourly Prep access and use.
- [Privacy](https://hourlyprep.com/privacy/): How Hourly Prep handles personal information.
- [Refund policy](https://hourlyprep.com/refunds/): Refund terms and prior-purchase rights.

## Optional

- [College Board official SAT practice](https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/practice): Official SAT practice resources and Bluebook guidance.
- [ACT official test preparation](https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-preparation.html): Official ACT practice resources and test information.