Independent AMC-style problems with AI-generated solutions and per-topic analytics, built one rung at a time so every problem meets the same quality bar. Made for acceleration-minded families in Texas — study smart, at a fraction of the cost of live coaching.
One pipeline students climb from middle school through senior year. We build it one rung at a time so every problem meets the same quality bar.
Every Free Quiz and Mock pulls from all five contest topics, mixed just like the real AMC 8. Here's what's covered — each problem includes a written solution.
Number Theory, Algebra, Geometry, Counting & Probability, or Multi-Step. Work at your own pace, retry as often as you like.
Every problem shows a written solution and (Phase 2) an AI-generated explanation you can ask follow-up questions to.
Per-topic accuracy so you know exactly where to spend the last week before test day. (Phase 2)
One flat price · 6 months of unlimited access · no auto-renewal.
No. Every problem here is independently authored by Texas CBE™ in the AMC style. We do not reproduce copyrighted MAA past contest problems. Real MAA past contests are available from the Mathematical Association of America; our practice material is a companion, not a substitute.
No. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Mathematical Association of America. AMC®, AMC 8®, AMC 10®, and AMC 12® are their registered trademarks. This is an independent prep service.
AMC 8 is available today. AMC 10 and AMC 12 are in production and will unlock on this same page — we build one rung at a time so every problem meets the same quality bar. Pricing is identical for each contest.
AMC 8, AMC 10, and AMC 12 registration all go through your school. Ask your math teacher or gifted coordinator; if your school doesn't offer it, contact the MAA directly (maa.org) about nearby test centers.
AMC 8 is open to grade 8 and below (most engaged students start in grades 5–7) and assumes comfort with pre-algebra. AMC 10 is open to grade 10 and below, and AMC 12 to grade 12 and below; both run 25 questions in 75 minutes.