GregMat

GregMat is an exam-preparation service with resources for GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, GMAT, grammar, admissions, and statement-of-purpose advice. Its materials include study plans, practice problems, memorization tools, practice exams, and live and recorded classes. A free account includes three GRE full practice tests, selected videos and practice resources, and the opening modules of selected study plans. GregMAT+ costs $11.99 per month for new subscribers and includes GRE study plans, classes, practice and memorization tools, and app access. PrepSwift adds short videos and quizzes, bringing the monthly total to $14.99. Separate GMAT and TOEFL plans each cost $3 per month. The service is available on web, iOS, Android, and macOS on M1 or higher. Subscribers can join weekly live classes and view recordings; video downloads are available in the app, not the website. Community discussions use forums. GregMat does not guarantee GRE score increases and does not cover GRE Subject Tests, SAT, or ACT.

GregMat brings multiple exam-prep resources and live and recorded classes together, with a free account and separate GMAT and TOEFL plans. Check the exam coverage and platform-specific limits before subscribing.

GregMat suits learners preparing for GRE, TOEFL, IELTS, or GMAT, as well as people seeking grammar, admissions, or statement-of-purpose advice. Its free account offers a limited selection of tests and study materials to start with.

Overview

GregMat is a multi-exam preparation service with study plans, practice tools, and classes for learners preparing for the GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, or IELTS, as well as people seeking grammar, admissions, or statement-of-purpose guidance. It suits self-directed students who want structured practice and, on GregMAT+, regular classes. Its strongest case is breadth at low monthly prices; the trade-off is that exam coverage and some useful features vary by plan and platform.

Key features

Study plans and practice

GregMat combines revision plans, adaptive practice, full-length mock tests, and memorization tools. That mix is more useful than a question bank alone for students who need a study path as well as practice. The free account offers three GRE full practice tests, selected videos and practice resources, first modules of selected plans, a plan sample, and Vocab Mountain. Free practice exams and tools are also available without a subscription. This is enough to explore the approach, but not equivalent to full paid access.

GRE study plans, practice, and memorization tools are included with GregMAT+. The separate GMAT and TOEFL plans provide exam-specific plans, videos or resources, practice problems, and memorization or vocabulary tools. Coverage also includes IELTS, grammar, admissions, and SOP advice; GregMat does not cover GRE Subject Tests, the SAT, or the ACT. Students preparing for one of those excluded exams should choose a different service. GregMat does not guarantee GRE score increases, so it is best treated as preparation support rather than a promised outcome.

Classes, community, and accommodations

GregMAT+ subscribers can join all live classes each week and watch recordings in the member area. That recurring instruction is a meaningful advantage for learners who benefit from explanation and structure; students who only need a narrow set of practice materials may not need the higher-cost plan. Classes use official ETS quantitative and verbal guides but generally avoid practice-test material. Students with approved break accommodations must use Untimed mode and time themselves manually, an inconvenient workaround for timed practice.

Video downloads work through the app, not the website, so offline viewing depends on using the app. Community discussion happens in forums rather than Discord, and support is available through the forums and 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, a useful way to assess accessibility fit.

Pricing

GregMat is freemium, with monthly subscriptions for GRE, GMAT, and TOEFL preparation. The free account costs nothing and is a sensible first step for checking the materials, but selected content and early plan modules limit how far it can take a student.

• GregMAT+: $11.99 a month, billed monthly for new subscribers. It includes GRE study plans, live and recorded classes, GRE practice and memorization tools, and GregMat app access. Choose it for comprehensive GRE preparation and classes.
• GregMAT+ with PrepSwift: $14.99 a month, billed monthly for new subscribers. It adds PrepSwift bite-sized videos and quizzes to GregMAT+ content. It is the more suitable option for learners who want that additional video-and-quiz format; otherwise, the lower-priced GregMAT+ plan covers the core GRE offering.
• GregMAT for GMAT: $3 a month, billed monthly. It includes a GMAT study plan, videos and practice problems, and memorization tools.
• GregMAT for TOEFL: $3 a month, billed monthly. It includes TOEFL study resources, practice problems, and vocabulary tools.

The $3 monthly plans are cheaper because they are focused on GMAT or TOEFL; they do not include GregMAT+’s GRE package and classes. PrepSwift costs an extra $3 per month with GregMAT+. Six-month GregMAT+ and GregMAT+ with PrepSwift options are also available with custom pricing. Eligible existing subscribers keep their old rate while maintaining a valid subscription; new-subscriber pricing took effect on July 15.

Platforms

GregMat supports the web, iOS, Android, and macOS on M1 or higher. App access is included with GregMAT+, and video downloads are available only through the app, not the website. Mac users need an M1-or-newer machine; anyone relying on website viewing cannot download videos for offline use there.

Who it's for

GregMat is best for learners preparing for a covered exam who want a structured plan, practice, and, at the GRE level, the option of live and recorded instruction. Its low-cost GMAT and TOEFL subscriptions are particularly well matched to students who need focused resources for those exams rather than a full GRE membership. It is a weaker fit for people preparing for GRE Subject Tests, SAT, or ACT, and for students who need approved-break timed practice without manual timing.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Broad coverage across GRE, GMAT, TOEFL, IELTS, and related admissions needs makes it useful for more than one kind of test preparation.
• Pros: The $3 a month GMAT and TOEFL plans keep exam-specific resources accessible without requiring the $11.99 a month GRE plan.
• Pros: GregMAT+ combines weekly live classes with recordings, giving GRE learners both scheduled instruction and the ability to revisit classes.
• Pros: A free account and additional free tools let students explore before committing to a paid subscription.
• Cons: The free account is limited to selected content and early plan modules, so it is a sampler rather than a complete preparation course.
• Cons: GregMat excludes GRE Subject Tests, SAT, and ACT, ruling it out for those exams.
• Cons: Approved-break students must self-time in Untimed mode, which makes timed practice less convenient.
• Cons: Website users cannot download videos for offline viewing.

Alternatives

For a different exam-prep option, see Exam Prep Apps. Choose PTE Tutorials instead if PTE-focused free practice questions, model answers, and mobile access are the priority; its paid Super AI plan has 15 days of validity and 500 AI-scoring uses. Kaplan Test Prep is another freemium option with Android, iOS, and web support.

AMBOSS is the better fit for medical learners who need a library and Qbank rather than admissions-test preparation: its $19.99 a month membership includes unlimited library access and 50 Qbank questions a month and auto-renews monthly unless cancelled. Choose LSAT Demon for LSAT preparation, with its Essential plan offering released exams, lessons, Smart Drilling, official question explanations, and tutor support. Manhattan Prep is another GRE app option, with practice questions and explanations, vocabulary, quizzes, and math practice.

BARBRI Bar Review, UWorld, and Becker CPA Review are alternatives to consider for their respective exam-preparation needs.

Verdict

GregMat is a strong choice for self-directed GRE students who want study plans, substantial practice, and access to live and recorded classes, and its focused GMAT and TOEFL subscriptions make those subjects affordable to explore. The limited free tier is useful for sampling, not as a substitute for a full course. Look elsewhere if you need GRE Subject Test, SAT, or ACT coverage, or if your break accommodations make manual timing impractical.