What Salt Solutions 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 Salt Solutions' 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 | Complete, $599 | 76* | 3,320* | 3* | Complete, $599 |
| Level II | Complete, $649 | 67* | 1,430* | 3* | Complete, $649 |
| Level III | Complete, $749 | 53* | 985* | 3* | Complete, $749 |
- Level I: includes questions to an instructor, a study planner and access until you pass; 1 top-up sold alongside.
- Level II: includes questions to an instructor, a study planner and access until you pass; 1 top-up sold alongside.
- Level III: includes questions to an instructor, a study planner and access until you pass; 1 top-up sold alongside.
The full package list, prices and the dates we checked them are on the Salt Solutions page. Side by side with each other provider: Salt Solutions vs AnalystPrep, Salt Solutions vs Kaplan Schweser, Salt Solutions vs Mark Meldrum, Salt Solutions vs UWorld.
Who it suits
By the quiz's rules, Salt Solutions comes first most often for candidates who put questions first, especially those with few hours a week, because a compact course fits inside the time they have. The free trial makes it the easiest course in our data to judge for yourself before paying.
Where it is thin
- The least video in our data: about 38 hours at Level I, by our sum of Salt's per-topic minimums.
- Its totals are our estimates built from its own per-topic figures, since it publishes no totals.
- Whether it offers live classes or printed books is not stated, so we do not credit either.
- The Complete course costs $649 at Level II and $749 at Level III, above the $600 band most candidates set.
Our take
Salt Solutions is the course for the candidate who already knows the curriculum is long and wants the shortest route through it with the most practice. On its own figures the ratio of questions to video is the highest in our data, and it bundles the two things candidates most often pay extra for, an instructor and a planner, at the entry price.
The trade is cover. A compact course leaves more of the reading to you, and the quiz marks it down a little for that against the typical course size. Take the trial, do a topic, and see whether the pace suits you.
PrepProviders research. Published 3 Oct 2026.
Quick answers
What is Salt Solutions built around?
Questions. Its Level I Complete course states, topic by topic, at least 3,320 questions against about 38 hours of video by our sum of its own minimums, with an instructor to ask and a planner, for $599.
Can I try Salt Solutions before buying?
Yes. Its products page offers a free 14-day trial with no card needed, as read on 3 October 2026.
Is Salt Solutions good for a busy candidate?
It is the most compact full course in our data, at about 76 hours of video and notes at Level I by our estimate. The quiz credits that for a candidate short of hours, and marks it down a little for being far below the typical course size.
Are Salt Solutions' figures stated or estimated?
Estimated, but from Salt's own per-topic figures. Salt gives minutes of video and numbers of questions per topic rather than totals, so our totals are sums of its minimums and are marked as estimates.
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