Target Test Prep review
Updated September 30, 2026 · AcademyCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 30, 2026
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Our verdict
Target Test Prep suits test takers who need preparation for several admissions exams under one provider, with a catalogue covering gmat, gre and sat and a company registered as 99th Score Tutoring, LLC in the United States. Price is the trade-off to weigh, since entry prices sit below the category median of €130.67.
Key facts
- Best for
- Self-paced prep for gmat, gre and sat candidates who want several exams under one account.
- Legal entity
- 99th Score Tutoring, LLC (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Headquarters
- United States (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Support channels
- Chat (Source, checked September 30, 2026)
- Exams
- Gmat, Gre, Sat
- Official website
- targettestprep.com
Apps and profiles
- Elsewhere
- LinkedInXyoutube.com
Pros and cons
Pros
- One provider covers gmat, gre and sat, so candidates sitting more than one admissions exam keep their material in a single place rather than juggling separate subscriptions.
- The operator behind the site is named as 99th Score Tutoring, LLC in the United States, which gives buyers a concrete party to check before paying.
- Coverage runs wider than the single-exam specialists here, with Zebra Education listing gmat and E2Language listing gre.
- Entry prices on the site run from €0 to €17,432.74 around a median of €35.08, while the grad school test prep category median is €130.67, so a tier is worth judging on its own terms rather than on the headline figure.
Cons
- Support runs on chat only, so anyone who prefers a phone line or written replies will want to confirm the channel before subscribing.
- The catalogue covers gmat, gre and sat alone, narrower than Testprep Training at gmat, gre and pmp for a candidate who also wants a project management credential.
- The company is registered in the United States, so readers based elsewhere should check that plan pricing and payment options apply where they live.
- Question banks in this category range from 100 to 9,563, so the tier you pick matters more to your prep than the brand name.
Ready to try Target Test Prep?
Who it suits
- Candidates preparing for gmat, gre and sat who want one provider rather than a separate subscription per exam, since the catalogue lists gmat, gre and sat together.
- Self-paced learners comfortable working through questions alone, because support runs on chat and progress depends on the learner driving the schedule.
- Buyers who check who they are paying before they subscribe, since the provider names 99th Score Tutoring, LLC in US rather than trading on an anonymous storefront.
Who should look elsewhere
- Anyone who needs phone or email support, since support runs on chat only.
- Candidates who also need a project management credential, since Testprep Training lists gmat, gre and pmp, a wider spread than the gmat, gre and sat covered here.
- People who only want GMAT preparation, since Zebra Education focuses on gmat alone and may suit them better.
The company behind it
The site is run by 99th Score Tutoring, LLC, registered in the United States. That matters more than it sounds for a purchase like this, because prep money goes to a named business rather than an unnamed storefront, and you can check the registration yourself before committing to a longer plan. Support is offered on chat, so most questions are handled in a live chat window during study hours. That suits a learner who wants a quick answer while working through practice questions, and it will not suit someone who prefers to raise an issue in writing and keep the reply on file. Readers comparing options should note the exam coverage as the deciding detail: the catalogue here lists gmat, gre and sat, while E2Language lists gre and Testprep Training lists gmat, gre and pmp.
How Target Test Prep compares
Frequently asked questions
Which exams does Target Test Prep cover?+
The catalogue covers gmat, gre and sat, so candidates sitting more than one admissions exam can use the same provider for each. That is wider than Zebra Education, which lists gmat only. It is narrower than Testprep Training at gmat, gre and pmp if you also need a project management credential.
Who runs the site?+
The provider is 99th Score Tutoring, LLC, registered in the United States. Both details are stated on its own terms pages, so you can check the registration before paying for a plan. Knowing the operating company is useful if a purchase goes wrong and you need to work out who you are dealing with.
What does support look like day to day?+
Support runs on chat, so questions are handled in a live chat rather than by email or phone. Across the wider category, email support appears on 82.1% of listings and phone on 52%, so a chat-first service is a real difference when you compare.
How much do plans cost?+
Entry prices across listings run around a median of €35.08, against €130.67 for the category as a whole. The spread matters more than the midpoint: the cheapest listing is €0 and the most expensive is €17,432.74, so check the specific plan you intend to buy rather than the headline figure.
Do prices change once I subscribe?+
Anything tied to a subscription term should be read against the category figures for monthly and yearly pricing, where the medians sit at €18.59 and €145.48. Since the entry price and the ongoing price can differ, look for the renewal figure on the checkout page before you commit to a longer term.
Is there a free trial?+
Free trials appear on 91.9% of the listings in this category and on 94.1% within grad school test prep specifically. Check whether a trial runs before the first payment lands, and what plan you would be moved onto if you do not cancel in time.
How long do money back windows run?+
The category median for a money back window is 30 days, with the shorter end at 7 days and the longer end at 360 days. That is a wide spread, so read the window for your own plan carefully before your first payment clears.
How many practice questions and full length tests do I get?+
Across the listings in this category, practice questions sit at a median of 3,000, and full length tests at 8. Within grad school test prep the full length test median is 10.25. Volume varies by plan, so check the counts listed for the specific tier you buy.
Sources
- gre.targettestprep.com/terms checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Headquarters, Legal entity
“3225 South MacDill Avenue, Suite 129, Tampa, Florida 33629”
- targettestprep.com checked September 30, 2026
Backs: Exams, Support channels
“GMAT Prep / GRE Prep / EA Prep / SAT Prep”
Compiled from 2 source pages, checked September 30, 2026. We did not open an account.
Not confirmed yet: Price from, Prices by exam, Access period, Live classes, Practice questions, Full-length practice tests, Score guarantee.
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Target Test Prep
Self-paced prep for gmat, gre and sat candidates who want several exams under one account.