AI admissions · 1000+ schools
Stop guessingwhere you'll get in.
Built for stressed seniors and ambitious parents. Real odds. Real money. Real roadmap.
First school free · No card required
500+
Students
2,400+
Applications analyzed
$1.2M+
Scholarships estimated
Common Application — Personal Information
Activities
Profile extracted
GPA
3.97
SAT
1480
APs
11
Rigor
Top 5%
Stronger than 82% of admits
Guiding students towards acceptance in
Trusted by over 500+ students & parents.
What you actually get
No fluff. Just the call and the fix.
The verdict
A verdict, not a maybe.
Every school gets a plain admit band and a real probability range — scored against students who actually got in. No “it depends.” No hedging.
Ohio State
RD
Michigan
EA
Duke
RD
MIT
RD
The roadmap
A roadmap, not a pep talk.
We tell you the specific moves that change your odds — ranked by effort and impact. Do the work; we point at it.
Submit your 1480 SAT
Borderline → Likely at 6 schools
Rewrite the Common App opener
Generic → memorable in 30 min
Add 2 STEM-aligned activities
Closes the fit gap for engineering
The money
Scholarship money in dollars, not vibes.
A grounded merit-aid range per school, with the exact reasons it lands where it does. Know the number before you commit.
Estimated merit aid · Vanderbilt
Three steps. About 20 seconds.
01 · Upload
Drop in your Common App PDF, resume, or transcript. We read what admissions reads.
02 · Pick schools
Search 500+ colleges and set ED / EA / RD. Mix reaches and safeties freely.
03 · Get the verdict
Odds, strengths, weaknesses, scholarship range, and a fix list — in about 20 seconds.
Pricing
$20 vs $149/hr.
Private college counselors charge $149/hour. Get every answer they'd give you, for the cost of one Chipotle order.
Try it
$20/month
3 days free, then $20/mo. Cancel anytime.
- Verdicts for all 1000+ schools
- AI roadmap with action items
- Scholarship estimates in dollars
- Common App essay analyzer
- Cancel in one click
No card charged for 3 days
Best value
$240/yr
$12.42/month
$149/yr — billed once. Save $91 vs monthly.
- Everything in monthly, PLUS:
- Priority support
- All future features included
- Early access to new schools
- Unlimited verdict regenerations
- Email support within 24hrs
Cancel anytime
Used by 500+ students · 2,400+ applications analyzed · $1.2M+ scholarships estimated
Or pay $5,000+ for a private counselor.
Students don't hedge about it.
“I had no idea my essay was that repetitive until AdmitOdds flagged it. Completely changed my approach.”
Mary W.
Cornell · Biology
“Built my whole college list faster than I could've alone. It just told me where I actually stood.”
Trey W.
UPenn · Business
“Better than the $149/hr counselor my friend used. Actually specific feedback, not platitudes.”
Nick B.
Columbia · Finance
“The activities optimizer was the biggest unlock. Cleaned the whole section up in ten minutes.”
Max V.
Stanford · Communications
“Wish I'd had this at the start of junior year. Would have saved me a semester of stress.”
Jack P.
Duke · Public Policy
“I'm only a junior and I already feel ahead of everyone. This thing is a cheat code.”
Jessica J.
Harvard '29
Straight answers.
How accurate is the verdict?
We score your profile against historical admit data per school and application round. It's an honest estimate, not a guarantee — but it won't tell you a reach is a safety to make you feel good.
Can admissions officers tell I used this?
There's nothing to detect. We critique your work and tell you what to fix — we don't write anything for you. Your essays stay yours.
What if I think my application is already strong?
Good — then it's a fast confirmation. The rubric still surfaces the quiet stuff: a weak opener, a vague claim, a fit gap you can't see from the inside.
What does it cost?
$20/month or $149/year. Your first school is free with full analysis, so you can see the depth before paying anything.
Who built this?
Two college students who went through this process recently, hated the guesswork, and couldn't afford a $149/hr counselor.
How fast is it?
Upload to verdict is about 20 seconds per run. Most people do their whole list in one sitting.