GregMat

Overview

GregMat is an exam-preparation service for students working toward the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS, as well as people seeking grammar, admissions, or statement-of-purpose advice. It is strongest for learners who want structured study plans and classes alongside practice; it is a less complete fit for exams it does not cover or anyone expecting a score guarantee.

Key features

Study plans and practice

GregMat combines revision plans, adaptive practice, full-length mock tests, and memorization tools. The free account is deliberately limited to selected materials, while paid plans open up exam-specific resources. For GRE preparation, that structure can give self-directed learners a path beyond isolated practice questions, though students should not mistake the service for a promise of higher scores: GregMat offers no GRE score guarantee.

Classes and study resources

GregMAT+ subscribers can join all live classes each week and watch class recordings in the member area. The app also supports video downloads, a practical advantage for studying away from a connection; downloads are not available through the website. Classes use official ETS quantitative and verbal guides but generally avoid ETS practice-test material. Students with approved break accommodations must use Untimed mode and time themselves manually, which adds a workaround to timed practice.

Community and accessibility

Discussion takes place in forums rather than Discord, with support also provided by a support team. The site works with common Windows accessibility tools, and videos have automatic subtitles. Users with visual or auditory impairments can request a free trial before subscribing, a useful way to assess fit before paying.

Exam coverage

Coverage spans GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, grammar, admissions, and SOP advice. GregMat does not cover GRE Subject Tests, the SAT, or the ACT, so applicants preparing for those exams will need another resource.

Pricing

The free account costs nothing and includes three GRE full practice tests, selected free videos and practice resources, and the first modules of selected study plans. A practice-test sample, a study-plan sample, and Vocab Mountain are also among the free materials, and free practice exams and tools are available without a subscription. This is a useful low-commitment start, but it is not the breadth of a paid study plan.

GregMAT+ costs $11.99 a month for new subscribers, billed monthly. It includes GRE study plans, live and recorded classes, GRE practice and memorization tools, and app access. The GregMAT+ with PrepSwift plan is $14.99 a month, billed monthly, adding bite-sized PrepSwift videos and quizzes. Choose the base plan for the core GRE program; pay the extra $3 per month for PrepSwift if that shorter video-and-quiz format suits your study routine.

GMAT and TOEFL each have a $3 a month option, billed monthly. The GMAT plan includes a study plan, videos, practice problems, and memorization tools; the TOEFL plan includes study resources, practice problems, and vocabulary tools. These lower prices target a specific exam rather than the broader GRE class package. Six-month GregMAT+ and GregMAT+ with PrepSwift plans are offered with custom pricing. Existing subscribers who qualify keep their old rate while maintaining a valid subscription; new-subscriber pricing took effect on July 15.

Platforms

GregMat is available on the web, iOS, Android, and macOS on M1 or higher. Video downloads work through the app, not the website, so the app is the better choice for subscribers who want offline video access.

Who it's for

GregMat suits exam candidates who value a planned course of study, recurring classes, and exam-specific practice, particularly GRE students who want more than the free sample. Its separate GMAT and TOEFL subscriptions also suit learners looking for focused resources at a lower monthly price. It is not the right single resource for GRE Subject Tests, SAT, or ACT candidates, and the manual timing required for approved breaks may frustrate students who need those accommodations.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free account includes three full GRE practice tests and selected study materials, giving candidates a meaningful starting point without a subscription.
• Pros: GregMAT+ combines weekly live classes, recordings, study plans, and practice tools, which is more structured than a collection of standalone exercises.
• Pros: App-based video downloads and automatic subtitles support more flexible study and video access.
• Cons: Paid GregMAT+ is a monthly commitment at $11.99 a month, and PrepSwift raises the new-subscriber cost to $14.99 a month.
• Cons: Coverage excludes GRE Subject Tests, SAT, and ACT, leaving those candidates to find another provider.
• Cons: Students with approved breaks must switch to Untimed mode and track time themselves, rather than relying on timed practice to accommodate them.

Alternatives

For a broader directory of options, browse Exam Prep Apps. Consider Kaplan Test Prep if you want another freemium service available on Android, iOS, and the web. For IELTS-focused practice, IELTS Ready offers free access after registration, including two full mock tests and shorter timed tests. TOEFL candidates seeking a test-focused alternative can compare TOEFL TestReady, which offers a full TOEFL iBT practice test with scoring.

For official GRE practice tests, GRE POWERPREP is another freemium option, with two POWERPREP Online tests. Manhattan Prep is another freemium choice for GRE practice questions, explanations, vocabulary, quizzes, and math practice. MCAT candidates can consider AAMC MCAT Official Prep, while LSAT candidates can consider LSAT Demon. For PTE preparation, PTE Tutorials includes free practice questions, model answers, and mobile app access.

Verdict

Choose GregMat if you want a structured exam-preparation service with study plans, practice, and, on GregMAT+, recurring live and recorded classes. The free account is a substantial first step for GRE candidates, while the paid options make most sense when you will use their exam-specific plans and class resources. Look elsewhere if your exam is outside GregMat’s coverage, or if you need approved breaks to be handled without manual timing.