What AnalystPrep sells, from its own pages
Each level's cheapest full course, with the hours of video and notes in it and what it includes. An asterisk marks a figure that is our estimate from AnalystPrep's pages, not its own stated number. Prices were last checked 30 Oct 2026.
| Level | Cheapest full course | Teaching hours | Questions | Mocks | Top tier |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Level I | Learn + Practice, $499 | 160 | 4,000 | 5 | Unlimited+ (all three levels), $1,299 |
| Level II | Learn + Practice, $499 | 125 | 1,350 | 2 | Unlimited+ (all three levels), $1,299 |
| Level III | Learn + Practice, $499 | 160 | 700 | 1 | Unlimited+ (all three levels), $1,299 |
- Level I: includes live classes, questions to an instructor and access until you pass; every package states it does not include a study planner or a mobile app; 1 top-up sold alongside.
- Level II: includes questions to an instructor and access until you pass; every package states it does not include live classes or a mobile app; 1 top-up sold alongside.
- Level III: includes questions to an instructor and access until you pass; every package states it does not include live classes or a mobile app; 1 top-up sold alongside.
The full package list, prices and the dates we checked them are on the AnalystPrep page. Side by side with each other provider: AnalystPrep vs Kaplan Schweser, AnalystPrep vs Mark Meldrum, AnalystPrep vs Salt Solutions, AnalystPrep vs UWorld.
Who it suits
By the quiz's own rules, AnalystPrep comes first most often for candidates who put notes or mocks first and want a lot of practice, and for retakers, whose $349 Practice pack is the biggest bank under $350 in our data. It is also the only provider in our data that states all four figures behind its study mix, so its score rests on its own numbers rather than our estimates.
Where it is thin
- No study planner is stated. Candidates who asked for a plan are matched elsewhere.
- No mobile app, by its own account.
- Live classes come only with Unlimited+, and only for Level I.
- The mocks fall from 5 at Level I to 2 at Level II and 1 at Level III, on its own figures.
- Access on the entry course is 12 months. Longer access means a lifetime package.
Our take
AnalystPrep is the clearest case in our data of a course built around practice. Two thousand pages of notes and sixty hours of video sit behind four thousand questions at Level I, and the figures are AnalystPrep's own, which we cannot say of any other provider. For the candidate who already learns from the official curriculum and wants volume under exam conditions, that is the whole case.
The weakness is structure. Nothing on its pages tells you what to do on a Tuesday evening in week six. If you need a timetable handed to you, a course with a planner suits you better, and the quiz will say so.
PrepProviders research. Published 3 Oct 2026.
Quick answers
What is AnalystPrep best known for?
Its question bank. At Level I its Learn + Practice course states 4,000 practice questions and 5 mock exams, the largest stated bank in our data, with an instructor to put questions to, for $499.
Does AnalystPrep have a study planner?
Its pages do not state one, so we do not credit it with one. If a planner matters to you, it is a point against AnalystPrep in the quiz.
Is AnalystPrep good for Level II and Level III?
Its Learn + Practice course costs $499 at every level. The stated question count falls to 1,350 at Level II and 700 at Level III, and the mocks to 2 and 1. The lifetime packages cover Levels II and III together, or all three levels.
Does AnalystPrep offer lifetime access?
Yes, on its Unlimited packages, which cover all three levels, and on a Levels II and III package. The entry course gives 12 months.
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