How Much Does CASPer Prep Cost? 2026–27 Prices Compared

CASPer prep prices compared (checked November 3, 2026)

We opened each provider's pricing page and recorded what it charges, what kind of feedback you get, and how billing works. Where a page shows only “$” without a currency, we left it that way rather than guessing.

What you'll actually pay by prep length

Most applicants prepare for one to six weeks. Because some tools bill weekly, some monthly and some once, the cheapest option depends on your timeline. Here is what each costs for three common windows, using the cheapest plan that covers it:

Two patterns are worth noticing. Weekly billing is the cheapest way to cram for a few days but becomes the most expensive option over a month or more. And a fixed access window, whether 15 days, 90 days or lifetime, removes the risk of forgetting to cancel.

What each price tier buys you

Free ($0): format familiarity

Acuity's official practice test is the only practice that comes from the people who make CASPer. You can take it as many times as you like, but Acuity says your responses are “not saved, scored, or reviewed.” PrepMatch adds hundreds of free questions and lets you swap tests with another applicant for peer feedback. Free practice teaches you the clock and the interface, but it won't tell you what to fix. Our official practice test guide covers how to use it well.

About $10 to $200: AI-scored repetitions

This is the biggest group, and the tools differ more in billing than in concept. Each gives you timed scenarios and an automated score or critique on every answer. Differences that matter:

• Caps. CASPer the Test Prep is the cheapest, but each plan includes a set number of AI critiques (75 in the 14-day plan, for example).
• Feedback style. Confetto scores answers 1 to 9 and rewrites them. CasperCoach gives a strict 1 to 5 rating with strengths, gaps and suggestions. StudyCasper grades by competency against a quartile benchmark. CasperPractice.org ranks each answer against other users.
• Extras. Confetto includes video scenes and bundles MMI interview prep in its higher plans. CasperBooster adds a gamified study path. StudyCasper has a free typing test.

AI feedback follows a fixed rubric. It can show you missing perspectives or vague actions, but it is not an official CASPer score and cannot predict your real quartile. Real CASPer answers are rated by trained human raters and standardized against your applicant pool. See how CASPer is scored.

About $200 to $1,000: courses with written human feedback

Astroff sells three bundles with four months of access. Basic ($197) has two courses and four full-length simulations, Standard ($397) adds one written feedback report, and Intensive ($997) adds four. You pay mostly for a human reading your simulated tests.

CAD $1,500 and up: one-on-one coaching

BeMo's Canadian pricing page lists Gold at CAD $1,497 (a strategy course, three simulations and three one-on-one feedback sessions), Platinum at CAD $3,397 and Titanium at CAD $4,397, both with unlimited simulations and sessions. Only Platinum and Titanium include BeMo's CASPer score guarantee. Our BeMo review and CASPer tutor guide cover when live coaching is worth the price.

Fine print that changes the real cost

• Auto-renewal. StudyCasper's weekly pass renews until you cancel, as do Confetto's weekly and monthly plans. CasperBooster and CasperCoach state that their plans do not auto-renew.
• Guarantees have conditions. CasperPractice.org's fourth-quartile refund applies only to Pro, requires at least 40 practice questions, and requires you to send your official results within 30 days. CasperBooster advertises a “Higher Score Guarantee.” BeMo's money-back and score guarantees say “conditions apply.” Read the terms before counting a guarantee as value.
• Refund windows. StudyCasper offers a 3-day money-back guarantee on the first weekly pass, but lifetime purchases are final. CasperCoach sales are also final, which is why we offer free scenarios first.
• Sale prices. Several prices were discounted when we checked. A struck-through list price is not a saving if you would not have paid it anyway.
• Currency. BeMo prices in Canadian dollars. CasperCoach, CasperPractice.org and CASPer the Test Prep show US dollars. Other pages show “$” only, so check at checkout.
• The test fee is separate. None of this includes the CASPer test itself. See CASPer test fees for 2026–27, and the fee assistance program if cost is a barrier.

Start free: what Acuity says about paid prep

Acuity, which runs CASPer, recommends its free practice test. Its prep page says that test takers who use the official practice test “tend to do better on Casper than those who use third-party preparation materials or don't prepare at all,” and that Acuity is not affiliated with and does not endorse third-party prep. That doesn't make paid practice useless, since Acuity's test gives no feedback, but it does mean the official test should be step one. Use paid practice only for what free practice can't give you: feedback on your reasoning.

Our honest take on the bigger question is in is CASPer prep worth it?

How much should you spend on CASPer prep?

1. $0 if you write clearly and test soon. Take the official practice test twice, use our sample questions, and review your answers with a structured checklist (see how to review practice answers).
2. Under $100 if you want scored repetitions. For most applicants this is the best value: enough timed scenarios with feedback to fix two or three recurring gaps. Pick a plan whose access window covers your test date without auto-renewing past it.
3. Several hundred dollars or more only for a specific reason, such as a previous low quartile, a high-stakes reapplication, or wanting a person to talk through your reasoning live.

Whatever you choose, the gains come from the review loop: answer under time, read the feedback, rewrite one weak answer and try a fresh scenario. That loop works the same at $0 and at $4,000. Our CASPer study plan shows how to run it.

Sources and method

All prices were taken from each provider's own page on November 3, 2026: Acuity Insights, PrepMatch, CASPer the Test Prep, StudyCasper, Confetto, CasperBooster, CasperPractice.org, Astroff and BeMo. We did not buy every product; this compares published prices and features, not results. CasperCoach is one of the products listed. Casper is a registered mark of Acuity Insights, which is not affiliated with any provider here.