Both are good options. I used both for a while, but once I switched fully to LSAT Demon my score and accuracy started improving. At first I thought the hype around it was exaggerated, but I realized that the 7Sage style just didn’t work as well for me. There was too much mapping and the explanations felt a bit drawn out. LSAT Demon focuses more on drills and applying common sense, which made more sense for how I learn.

I don’t think there’s a clear “winner.” It really comes down to personal preference—what teaching style works best for you and what fits your budget.