FAQ

Every question, model answer, and outline is generated by AI, and AI can get black-letter law wrong. It's built to be exam-realistic and correct, but treat it as a drilling tool, not a substitute for your casebook, your professor, or a bar-accredited course — verify anything that matters against your own syllabus or primary sources. See the AI-generated-content and no-warranty sections of our Terms of Service for the full disclaimer.

No. Peppercorn is a practice and drilling layer that runs on your own notes, outlines, and class material — it's not a structured bar review course or a substitute for your law school curriculum. Most people would use it alongside one, not instead of one.

Core is US$49/mo or US$394/yr (33% off), Complete is US$89/mo or US$854/yr (20% off). Every new account starts with 7 days of Complete free, no card required. If you just need coverage for one exam sitting, the standalone Bar Prep Pass (US$349) or Baby Bar Pass (US$225) needs no subscription at all. Full breakdown, plus a mode-by-mode comparison, on the Pricing page.

Yes, in the cases set out in our refund policy. Annual plans are refunded in full if you ask within 14 days of the charge. Monthly plans are not refunded part-way through a month, but if a renewal is charged and you have not used the account since, we refund it in full within 7 days. Passes are refunded in full any time before your access window opens. Billing errors and postponed sittings are always put right. Email support@trypeppercorn.com from your account address.

Sign up with a valid email and you get 7 days of the full Complete feature set free — no card. The trial covers 75 questions across those 7 days; whichever runs out first is when you pick Core or Complete on the Pricing page. Annual plans have no trial and start immediately. Or buy a standalone Bar Prep Pass or Baby Bar Pass if you just need coverage for one exam. No waitlist — you're in as soon as you sign up.

Classic is the traditional MBE/essay format. NextGen UBE reflects the newer integrated-question style the bar is transitioning to. California follows the California Bar's own subject list and format, with a Baby Bar (FYLSX) option narrowed to Contracts, Torts, and Criminal Law. Canada — Common Law, Ontario (LSO), and MPRE are also supported. Pick whichever matches the exam you're actually sitting — see the Tracks section for a breakdown of what each one adapts.

The notes, fact patterns, or outlines you submit are sent to our AI provider's API to generate that one response, and aren't saved into Peppercorn's own database beyond the specific attempt you generate. Full breakdown of what's collected, how long it's retained, and your rights under applicable privacy law on our Privacy Policy page.

No. It's an independent practice tool, not affiliated with the NCBE, any state bar, the Law Society of Ontario, or any law school.

Yes — the app is responsive down to phone-width screens, so you can drill from anywhere.