Every other prep tool marks answers right or wrong. ScoreMaxx captures what your student eliminated, how long they took, and how confident they were — so a lucky guess never gets counted as knowledge. Then it builds the plan from what it actually finds.
The difference isn't more questions — it's what gets recorded while your student answers them.
No sales call, no card. Your student takes one timed section — everything after that is built from what those answers show.
A full, properly timed ACT section — same length, same pacing, same pressure as the real thing.
Every miss broken down by concept, time spent, and how confident they were. Guesses get flagged separately from real errors.
StudyMaxx turns the audit into a day-by-day path. One level unlocks each day, ordered by what costs the most points.
Every test updates the predicted score, so you can see whether it's working weeks before the real exam.
Most prep tells you that you got 24 of 45 right. That's a scoreboard, not a diagnosis.
For each wrong answer we capture what was eliminated, how long it took, and the confidence rating given at the time. A question answered confidently and missed is a knowledge gap. One answered at 2/5 and missed is a guess. Those need completely different fixes, and every other tool treats them the same.
Every concept the ACT tests, ranked by how often it actually appears — so the hour spent studying goes to the thing worth the most points, not whatever came first in the textbook. Each one has a tutor walking through it, then questions on exactly that concept.
Tell us the test date and StudyMaxx builds backwards from it. One level a day, checkpoint tests along the way, and the whole path visible so nobody has to wonder what today's work is.
The hardest part of paying for test prep is not knowing if it's doing anything until the score comes back. The audit and the predicted score are visible to you from day one.
Yes. You take a full timed section and get the complete ACT audit afterwards without entering a card. We'd rather you see the analysis before deciding anything.
A question-by-question breakdown of the diagnostic: which concept each miss belongs to, how long it took relative to the pace you need, which choices were eliminated before answering, and the confidence rating given at the time. It ends with a ranked list of what's costing the most points.
Yes. Section lengths, question counts and the concept weightings all follow the enhanced format — 50 English, 45 Math, 36 Reading, 39 Science.
A StudyMaxx level is typically 15–25 minutes. The plan is built backwards from your test date, so if there are fewer days left, the levels prioritise harder rather than getting longer.
That's what Tutor View is for. Your tutor sees the same diagnostics you do, which means their hours go to the specific gaps instead of a general review.
Each of the 170+ concepts has a tutor explanation attached — a short walkthrough of how the ACT tests that specific idea and how to recognise it under time pressure. You watch the explanation, then practise questions on that one concept rather than a mixed set.
Yes. An accommodation code applies time and a half to every timed test in the account.
One timed section. A full audit at the end. Nothing to pay.