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OAT Bootcamp vs OAT Booster
The two compared on the same criteria, in alphabetical order. The facts come from each company's own pages, last checked October 21, 2026.
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| Criteria | OAT Bootcamp | OAT Booster |
|---|---|---|
| Format | Self-paced videos, question banks and practice tests for every section | Self-paced videos, question banks and practice tests for every section; live crash courses sold separately |
| Practice tests | 11,000+ questions and 3,550+ videos listed; 10 practice tests per subject, with 5 more per subject on the 180-day plan. Bootcamp's pages disagree on question totals, so treat the figures as approximate | 7,800+ questions and 2,000+ videos listed; 60+ practice tests, 20 more on the 180-day plan |
| Price and access | Pro $699 list, $599 at last check, 90 days; Plus $1,299 list, $999 at last check, 180 days | Premium $699 list, $599 at last check, 90 days; Premium Max $1,299 list, $999 at last check, 180 days |
| Score guarantee | "Higher Score Guarantee" on both plans; its terms aren't shown on the plan page | Free extension or refund if your retake doesn't improve; requires a prior official score, 8 practice tests per subject at 270 or higher and 80% of the extra content |
| Free options | A free account; the plan page doesn't say what it includes | No free trial listed |
Companies run frequent sales, so confirm the current price before you buy.
Where They Differ
- Price: The two list at the same prices: $699 for 90 days and $1,299 for 180 days. Both showed $599 and $999 at last check.
- Question bank: Bootcamp lists 11,000+ questions and 3,550+ videos. Booster lists 7,800+ questions and 2,000+ videos.
- Practice tests: Bootcamp lists 10 per subject (5 more on 180 days). Booster lists 60+ (20 more on 180 days).
- Guarantee: Bootcamp's Higher Score Guarantee doesn't show its terms on the plan page. Booster's terms are listed: an official prior score, 8 practice tests per subject at 270 or higher, and 80% of the extra content.
- Live help: Booster sells live crash courses separately. no live courses were listed for Bootcamp at last check.
Neither is a pick from us. If you're deciding, set your budget and study style against these rows, then read the full comparison and what practice scores can and can't tell you.