Thirty days, no questions

A single one-time payment of $129 for the whole 2026–2027 season: both mock papers — the TACHS paper and the HSPT paper — and the report each one produces afterwards. It is not a subscription. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel.

Everything else on this site is free and stays free: every practice question, every explanation, both exam pages and everything on them. You do not need an account to use any of it, and buying does not unlock it, because it was never locked.

To the card you paid with, through Stripe, which is who took it. Stripe generally returns the money to the card within five to ten working days after the refund is issued; that interval is the card network’s and not ours, and it is the one part of this we cannot promise for.

We never see or hold a card number. Payment happens on Stripe’s own page — see what is stored for what does reach us, which is an email address and the fact that a payment succeeded.

The rule above stops applying, and what happens then is a conversation rather than a policy. Write anyway and say what happened. Anything a parent could not reasonably have known within thirty days — a paper that did not work, a charge you did not recognize, a card used by somebody who should not have had it — is not a case we would argue about.

The exam fee is paid to the exam publisher, not to us, and is not ours to return. Riverside Assessments states in its own handbook that the TACHS fee is non-refundable; the HSPT fee is set by each diocese. Buying practice here has no bearing on either.

And nothing here is a claim about a result. Neither publisher releases the tables that turn raw answers into the number a school sees, so no score is predicted anywhere on this site and a refund is not tied to one.