GregMat

Overview

GregMat is a test-preparation service for learners pursuing GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS study, as well as grammar and admissions guidance. It suits people who want a structured plan and classes alongside practice, especially on a budget. Its coverage is broad, but it does not include every admissions exam and it makes no GRE score-increase guarantee.

Key features

Plans and practice

Revision plans, adaptive practice, full-length mock tests, and memorization tools make GregMat more than a question bank. The free account offers three GRE full practice tests, selected videos and practice resources, the opening modules of selected study plans, a plan sample, and Vocab Mountain. That is enough to sample the approach, but not a substitute for the fuller subject-specific resources in paid plans.

GMAT and TOEFL have separate low-cost subscriptions with their own study resources, practice problems, and memorization tools. The service also covers IELTS, grammar, admissions, and statement-of-purpose advice. It excludes GRE Subject Tests, the SAT, and the ACT, so students preparing for those exams should look elsewhere.

Classes and study resources

GregMAT+ subscribers can join all live classes each week and watch class recordings in the member area. The classes use official ETS quantitative and verbal guides, while generally avoiding ETS practice-test material. Video downloads work through the app, not the website, so offline viewing favors app users.

Approved-break students need to select Untimed mode and keep time themselves, an extra burden for anyone relying on formal break accommodations in timed practice. GregMat does not promise GRE score gains; its value is in the preparation structure and resources, not a guaranteed outcome.

Community and accessibility

Discussion runs through forums rather than Discord, with support also available from a support team. The site supports common Windows accessibility tools, and videos have automatic subtitles. Users with visual or auditory impairments can request a free trial before subscribing, which gives them a chance to assess fit first.

Pricing

GregMat is freemium, with several distinct monthly choices. The Free account costs 0.00 USD per free and provides the GRE sample materials and tests described above. GregMAT+ costs 11.99 USD per month for new subscribers and adds GRE study plans, live and recorded classes, GRE practice and memorization tools, and app access. It is the more complete choice for GRE learners who want a course structure and recurring instruction.

GregMAT+ with PrepSwift costs 14.99 USD per month and adds PrepSwift bite-sized videos and quizzes to GregMAT+; choose it if those extra formats are worth the added monthly cost. GMAT and TOEFL plans each cost 3.00 USD per month, with exam-specific plans or resources, practice, and memorization or vocabulary tools. They cost less, but are not the GRE-focused package with its listed live and recorded classes.

Six-month GregMAT+ and GregMAT+ with PrepSwift plans have custom pricing. Two additional service entries, TOEFL service and GMAT service, each cost 3.00 USD per month. Existing subscribers who qualify keep their old rate while maintaining a valid subscription; new-subscriber GregMAT+ pricing took effect July 15. The listed annual entries are GregMat Plus at 59.95 USD per year and GregMat Plus + PrepSwift at 74.95 USD per year, though the accompanying descriptions characterize these as six-month prices billed monthly at 11.99 USD and 14.99 USD respectively. Those billing terms should be confirmed before choosing either entry.

Platforms

GregMat supports web, iOS, Android, and macOS on M1 or higher. The app is necessary for video downloads; the website does not provide them. Windows accessibility tools are supported on the site, but Windows is not among the stated platforms for the app.

Who it's for

GregMat is a strong fit for self-directed GRE, GMAT, or TOEFL learners who want a plan and practice without a high monthly entry price, and for GRE students who will use live or recorded classes. It is less suitable for applicants needing SAT, ACT, or GRE Subject Test preparation, or for approved-break students who need timed practice to manage accommodations automatically.

Pros and cons

• Pros: The free account includes three full GRE practice tests and selected plan modules, making it possible to try the structure before paying.
• Pros: GregMAT+ combines weekly live classes, recordings, study plans, and practice tools for learners who benefit from instruction as well as independent work.
• Pros: Separate GMAT and TOEFL subscriptions cost 3.00 USD per month, a modest entry point for those exam tracks.
• Cons: Exam coverage omits GRE Subject Tests, SAT, and ACT, limiting its usefulness for a wider admissions portfolio.
• Cons: Approved-break students must time themselves in Untimed mode, weakening the timed-practice workflow for those learners.
• Cons: Video downloads are app-only, and macOS app support requires M1 or higher.

Alternatives

Browse Exam Prep Apps for more options. Consider Kaplan Test Prep if you want another freemium service available on Android, iOS, and web. For IELTS specifically, IELTS Ready offers free registration, mock tests, and two full mock tests.

GRE POWERPREP is worth considering if official practice tests are the priority: its POWERPREP Online plan has two practice tests, while POWERPREP PLUS Online sells three tests separately at 44.95 USD per month. For GMAT preparation, GMAT Official Prep offers a free starter kit with two full-length exams. For TOEFL, compare TOEFL TestReady, which offers a full practice test with scoring. AAMC MCAT Official Prep and LSAT Demon are alternatives for MCAT and LSAT learners, respectively. Manhattan Prep is another option to consider for GRE preparation.

Verdict

Choose GregMat if you want affordable, structured GRE, GMAT, or TOEFL preparation, and especially if GRE classes and recordings matter to you. Its free GRE materials make a sensible starting point, while GregMAT+ offers the broadest blend of instruction and practice. Look elsewhere if your exam is outside its coverage, you need a GRE score guarantee, or timed accommodations must be handled without manual workarounds.