Is there a free trial?

Yes, two ways. The starting check, your full report and your plan are free, with no card. You also get a free practice day every week: 24 hours from your first lesson or question, with 3 new lessons and 60 practice questions. Or open everything with the 7-day free trial of the monthly or 3-month plan: add a card, pay $0 today and cancel anytime before it ends. The season pass is one payment and has no trial.

Can I cancel? Will it renew?

Yes, anytime online. Cancel during the 7-day free trial and you're never charged. After that, monthly and 3-month plans renew until you cancel, and you keep access to the end of the period you paid for. Students cancel in Settings → Plan & billing. If a parent paid, they cancel from Manage payment, at the bottom of the report page. The season pass is one payment and never renews.

Does one plan cover AP and SAT?

One plan covers both: the SAT's two sections and AP Calculus BC, AP Microeconomics, AP Macroeconomics, and AP Statistics. Start with one and add the other anytime.

How is the predicted score worked out?

It starts from a PSAT or Bluebook score if you enter one, then counts every question you answer, weighted by how much each question type counts on the test. The range around it narrows as you practice.

How is this different from Bluebook?

Bluebook has the official full-length SAT practice tests, the closest thing to the real exam. Ashore covers the weeks between them: it finds the question types costing you points, teaches them and plans each day. A Bluebook score you enter counts toward your predicted score.

How do AP free-response questions work?

Write each one with the exam timer running, on paper or on an iPad with Apple Pencil, then check it against a scored sample answer, one rubric point at a time.

I'm a parent. What will I see?

A weekly report: the predicted score with its range, how it moved and the topics costing the most points.

Is Ashore part of the College Board?

Ashore is an independent company. AP and SAT are registered trademarks of the College Board, which is not affiliated with Ashore and does not endorse it.

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SAT score guarantee

A higher SAT score, or your money back

We compare your next official SAT with where you started. If it isn't higher, we refund you.

Where you started: your last official SAT, or the starting check if you haven't taken one. Applies to the SAT on the season pass and the 3-month plan.

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What you do

Take the starting check
Or use your last official SAT as your start.
Finish 80% of your plan
The lessons and practice it gives you.
Take the official SAT
At least 4 weeks after your first payment, while your plan is active.
Send us your score report
Within 30 days of getting your scores.

Higher: You keep the points.
Not higher: We refund the season pass in full, or your most recent 3-month payment.

1180→1370+190SAT
“Twenty minutes after practice most nights. It added up fast.”
Emma R. · Junior
3→5+2AP Calculus BC
“The FRQ feedback showed me exactly where I was dropping points.”
Connor B. · Senior
1290→1480+190SAT
“When my week got busy the plan got shorter instead of piling up.”
Sofia L. · Junior
2→4+2AP Microeconomics
“Short lessons, then right into questions. Better than rereading notes.”
Adam K. · Senior
1240→1410+170SAT
“It kept bringing back the questions I missed until I stopped missing them.”
Tyler M. · Junior
3→5+2AP Statistics
“I liked watching my predicted score move a little every week.”
Grace W. · Sophomore
1100→1280+180SAT
“My mom gets the weekly report now, so she stopped asking me every night.”
Jasmine T. · Junior
1180→1370+190SAT
“Twenty minutes after practice most nights. It added up fast.”
Emma R. · Junior
3→5+2AP Calculus BC
“The FRQ feedback showed me exactly where I was dropping points.”
Connor B. · Senior
1290→1480+190SAT
“When my week got busy the plan got shorter instead of piling up.”
Sofia L. · Junior
2→4+2AP Microeconomics
“Short lessons, then right into questions. Better than rereading notes.”
Adam K. · Senior
1240→1410+170SAT
“It kept bringing back the questions I missed until I stopped missing them.”
Tyler M. · Junior
3→5+2AP Statistics
“I liked watching my predicted score move a little every week.”
Grace W. · Sophomore
1100→1280+180SAT
“My mom gets the weekly report now, so she stopped asking me every night.”
Jasmine T. · Junior

What actually raises your score. Ashore builds all four into your daily set.

Only what costs you points
Topics you already know get skipped, so time goes where you lose the most.
Understand it, then drill it
Each lesson explains the idea first, then asks questions on exactly that.
Missed questions come back
Each one returns as a similar question 1, 3, and 7 days later.
Keep what you learned
Learned topics come back for a quick recall, a little later each time.

From your starting check to test day. Ashore does the planning. You do the questions.

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Practice that adapts as you go

Watch your score move

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Points to win back

Sample student

+120of the 140 points to your goal

Run-Ons and Comma Splices−30 pts
Quadratic Functions and Vertex Form−30 pts
Subject–Verb Agreement−20 pts
Circle Equations−20 pts
Answers That Go Too Far−10 pts
Percent Change and Successive Changes−10 pts

Your plan

Sample student

Test in

Each day

13 of 19 topics before test day

Weakest first, 6 days a week

Practice

Math 7.1

Question 8 · Hard

The function

q

is defined by

q(x) = -px^{2} + rx + s

, where

p

r

, and

s

are positive integers. The graph of

y = q(x)

in the xy-plane has vertex

(2, 44)

. What is the greatest possible value of

r

A $10$ Your pick
C $40$ Correct

Why A looks right: “I found the largest quadratic coefficient and reported it instead of the requested linear coefficient.”

Predicted score

Sample student

1310 +20 this weekRange 1250–1370

A sample student’s first 5 weeks with Ashore.

Before test day, the score is Ashore's prediction from practice. On test day, the official SAT decides.

Predicted SAT score

1310+110 since the starting check

Predicted now · Oct 19, range 1250–1370

Sample student

1200Starting check · Sep 14

Biggest point losses

Run-Ons and Comma Splices−30 pts
Quadratic Functions and Vertex Form−30 pts
Subject–Verb Agreement−20 pts

1,008questions so far

About 15 minutes a day

Day 1
Day 3
Day 7

Missed ones came back as similar questions after 1, 3, and 7 days.

* Sample student with sample data, not a real result. From week 4, an official SAT can count for the score guarantee. Applies to the SAT on the season pass and the 3-month plan.

Start with the SAT, an AP course, or both

One plan covers every course. Start with one and add the other whenever you're ready.

SAT prep

A predicted score for each section, and a plan that fixes the question types costing you the most before test day.

2 sections · 19 question types · 76 lessons

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SAT

Test on Dec 5 · 47 days left

Predicted score

1310+20 this week

Range 1250–1370 · Goal 1450

Reading and Writing640
Math670

Costing the most points

Run-Ons and Comma Splices R&W 1.1−30

AP courses

Learn a whole course from Unit 1, or just the units you're weak in. Every course gets its own predicted 1 to 5.

4 courses · 27 units · 241 lessons

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Your AP courses

Exams start May 7

AP Calculus BC
Unit 4 of 10
4
Predicted
AP Macroeconomics
Unit 3 of 6
3
Predicted
AP Statistics
Unit 3 of 5
3
Predicted

Weekly report

Lin · Week of Oct 19

Predicted score: 1310+20; Range 1250–1370
Since Sep 14: +110; From 1200

Costing the most points

Run-Ons and Comma Splices R&W 1.1−30
Quadratic Functions and Vertex Form Math 7.1−30
Subject–Verb Agreement R&W 2.1−20

For parents

Progress in points, not hours

Each week's report shows the predicted score with its range, how it moved, and the question types costing the most points. Your teen adds you, so it stays their plan.

Season pass: one payment, no renewal
Monthly and 3-month plans start with a 7-day free trial and cancel anytime
At most one reminder a day, only on days without practice

How it works for parents

How we build it

Made to be checked, not taken on faith

Four rules every course follows, each one something you can check.

Official outline

Score ranges

Answer keys solved twice

Spaced review

AP Microeconomics

Unit 2 · 20–25% of exam

Courses › Micro › Unit 2

Supply and Demand

2.4Price Elasticity of Supply
2.5Other Elasticities
2.6Consumer and Producer Surplus
2.7Changes in Equilibrium
2.8Government Intervention in Markets
2.9International Trade and Public Policy

Follows the official course outline

AP lessons carry the College Board's unit and topic numbers, like Micro 2.7. SAT question types follow the official domains of each section.

How to check: Find the same topic number in the College Board course description.

AP Microeconomics
Unit 2 · 20–25% of exam
Courses › Micro › Unit 2
Supply and Demand
2.4Price Elasticity of Supply
2.5Other Elasticities
2.6Consumer and Producer Surplus
2.7Changes in Equilibrium
2.8Government Intervention in Markets
2.9International Trade and Public Policy
Follows the official course outline
AP lessons carry the College Board's unit and topic numbers, like Micro 2.7. SAT question types follow the official domains of each section.
How to check: Find the same topic number in the College Board course description.
SAT
From 1,008 questions answered
Predicted score
Sample student
1310Range 1250–1370
Reading and Writing640 · 610–670
Math670 · 640–700
Scores come with a range
A predicted score only counts what you've answered, so it shows a range instead of one number. For an official SAT measure, take a full test in Bluebook.
How to check: Take a full practice test in Bluebook and compare it with your range.
Answer check
Macro 3.2 · Multipliers
The marginal propensity to consume is 0.8. If government spending increases by $20 billion, what is the maximum change in real GDP?
A$16 billion
B$25 billion
C$80 billion
D$100 billion
Writer's answer
D
Solved again, separately
D
Same answer: it ships
Different answers: the question is rewritten.
Answer keys solved twice
Every lesson question is solved again by an independent check before it ships. When the two answers disagree, the question is rewritten.
Review
R&W 1.1
Missed on day 0
Run-Ons and Comma Splices
Sample student
Days after the miss
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
Missed
A similar question comes back on day 1, 3, 7
Spaced on purpose
Missed questions come back after 1, 3, and 7 days. Practice testing and spaced review rate highest among study methods in the research (Dunlosky et al., 2013).
How to check: Dunlosky et al., 2013, Psychological Science in the Public Interest.

For teachers

Homework your class does, results you can teach from

Students join with a 4-digit class code, and homework is free for them. Results show how the class answered each question, so you know what to go over next.

Free for teachers

How it works for teachers

Question breakdown

AP Macro · Period 3 · 28 answered

Macro 3.6 · Short-Run Changes in the AD–AS Model

Consumer confidence falls sharply. In the short run, what happens in the AD–AS model?

AAD shifts left; the price level and real output fallCorrect answer15 · 54%
BSRAS shifts left; the price level rises and real output falls9 · 32%
CLRAS shifts left; real output falls3 · 11%
DAD shifts right; the price level and real output rise1 · 4%

Likely misconception: Thinks confidence changes production costs, so moves SRAS.

Pricing

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The SAT guarantee

How it works

For parents

By Marteen Tang · Founder of Ashore

Marteen Tang founded Ashore and works on its SAT and AP lessons, practice and plans. Updated Nov 9, 2026.

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SAT Math · 1 of 5

Calculator allowed

A jacket's price is increased by 20% and then the new price is decreased by 20%. The final price is what percent of the original price?

A $96\%$
B $100\%$
C $104\%$
D $80\%$

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Today's set

Predicted SAT score

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This week

Today's set

2,000+ students who studied with Ashore went on to schools like these

A higher SAT score, or your money back

What actually raises your score. Ashore builds all four into your daily set.

Only what costs you points

Understand it, then drill it

Missed questions come back

Keep what you learned

From your starting check to test day. Ashore does the planning. You do the questions.

A sample student’s first 5 weeks with Ashore.