Digital SAT preparation

Master the SAT with
Expert Practice

Real exam structure, topic practice and step-by-step reasoning to build toward a target score — now in private beta.

2

Subjects

8

SAT topics

1450+

Top score goal

SAT topic practice

Mathematics

Algebra · Advanced Math · Problem-Solving and Data Analysis · Geometry and Trigonometry

Reading & Writing

Information and Ideas · Craft and Structure · Expression of Ideas · Standard English Conventions

Topic
practice

SAT-style
format

Full
solutions

Official SAT-style questionsStep-by-step solutionsPractice by topicDetailed explanationsInstant feedback

What to expect

Digital SAT Structure

Know the shape of the exam before you practise. The Digital SAT is split into two timed sections.

Reading & Writing

54

Questions · 64 minutes

Mathematics

44

Questions · 70 minutes

Total exam

134

Minutes · 98 questions

SAT practice

Practise by Topic

Choose one subject, then its topic and settings. Mathematics and Reading & Writing are practised separately, and each shows only the settings it really supports.

MathematicsOne skill at a time — choose the domain, the skill, the number of questions and a difficulty preference.A full solution after each answer.Untimed. Private beta — opens soon
Reading & WritingOne or more of the four domains — the passages, pairs, notes and graphs of the digital SAT.An optional hint, and a full explanation after each answer.Untimed. Private beta — opens soon

Each practice set holds one subject only. Experimental timed Math tests have their own section below.

Your SAT preparation path

Follow a Clear Roadmap

Move from focused domains to timed Math tests.

Step 1

Topic practice

Step 2

Review with full solutions

Step 3

Experimental Math tests

Step 4

Report & review

Experimental Mathematics tests

Experimental SAT Math Tests

Timed SAT Math tests in two modules, still in development. They are experimental: a test can have fewer questions than the official Digital SAT's 44, and no official SAT score is produced. Reading & Writing tests are not offered yet.

Math Test 1

Two timed modules · not open yet

Math Test 2

Two timed modules · not open yet

Math Test 3

Two timed modules · not open yet

Why practise with timed Math tests?

Builds exam stamina and endurance

Improves time management under pressure

Identifies weak topics to revisit

Reduces test-day anxiety

Quality you can trust

See What Our Questions Look Like

A clear Digital SAT-style prompt paired with complete reasoning and explanation.

EasyAlgebra

If 3x + 7 = 22, what is the value of 6x + 14?

A30
B36
C44
D58

Step-by-step explanation

Since 3x + 7 = 22, subtract 7 from both sides:

3x = 15, so x = 5

The expression 6x + 14 is exactly twice 3x + 7.

2 × 22 = 44, so the answer is C.

SAT Practice Is in Final Preparation

Explore the SAT structure and a sample question today. Practice sessions will open after final content and scoring checks are complete.