Prep36 is free first. The whole question bank is open, no account and no card, so you can hand it to a student today without asking a family to pay for another tool.
That is not a trial. There is no timer on it and no card on file.
A Plus unlock opens the rest of the product for one student, permanently. Codes do not expire until they are redeemed, and a redeemed code stays unlocked on that student's device.
Everything above. Enough for most students.
Individual Plus is $14 a month. These are one-time permanent unlocks, so a pack costs less than two months of retail per student and never renews.
Codes are not instant. Prep36 is small enough that a human still sends them, and we would rather say so than have you refresh an inbox tonight.
There is no tutor dashboard. Prep36 does not have rosters, class management, or a way for you to watch a student's progress from your own account. Students see their own results and can show you. If a progress view is what you need, this is not that product yet, and we would rather you knew now than after an invoice.
What is the catch on the free tier?
There isn't one. The bank is the free product.
Plus sells the toolkit around it: more timed forms, pace work, custom tests, worksheets.
Are these real ACT questions?
No. They are original practice questions written to the
Enhanced ACT format, each with a worked explanation. Prep36 is not affiliated with ACT, Inc.
Is this trying to replace me?
No. It is a question bank and a set of timed tests. It
does not diagnose a student, plan their week, or explain anything the way you do in a session.
Do codes expire?
Not until redeemed. After that the unlock is permanent on that device.