SPEED READING

Read Faster, Keep More

Build speed with timed drills, clear lessons, and simple checks that help you keep more from each page. Made for students, busy pros, and lifelong readers.

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Metric 01

200+

Readers trained

Metric 02

12 min

Average lesson time

Metric 03

4.8/5

Reader rating

HOW IT WORKS

Four Simple Steps

Measure your current pace, fix slow spots, and get a clear starting point.

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45-minute test

Reading Speed Assessment

From $29

Measure your current pace, fix slow spots, and get a clear starting point.

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4 weekly sessions

Speed Reading Lessons

From $149

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Self-paced

Timed Reading Drills

From $89

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01After each drill

Comprehension Checks

From $59

Quick quizzes after each passage show what you kept and what to review.

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02Best value pack

Course Bundles

From $249

Bundle tests, lessons, and drills into one plan for steady daily practice.

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03PDF and video

Study Tips Pack

From $39

Simple habits for class notes, work reports, and long articles.

SERVICES

Speed Reading Services

Start with a reading speed check and a short quiz to map your current pace.

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01

Take A Test

Start with a reading speed check and a short quiz to map your current pace.

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02

Pick A Plan

Choose lessons, drills, or a bundle based on your goal and daily time.

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03

Train In Blocks

Work in short sessions that mix speed, focus, and recall practice.

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04

Check Progress

Retake tests, compare scores, and see where your reading gets faster.

CASE STUDIES

Results From Real Readers

Reading speed test Two drill packs weekly Three lesson videos Comprehension quiz set Email progress recap

Billed monthlyBilled monthly

Starter

From $49/mo

  • Reading speed test
  • Two drill packs weekly
  • Three lesson videos
  • Comprehension quiz set
  • Email progress recap
Most popularBilled monthly

Signature

From $129/mo

  • Full pace audit
  • Four timed drill packs
  • Two live lesson calls
  • Custom pacing drills
  • Monthly speed retest
  • Study tips for class
Billed quarterlyBilled quarterly

Scale

From $249/mo

  • Team speed audit
  • Six lesson blocks
  • Role-based drill plans
  • Weekly progress report
  • Tutor or manager review
  • Three-month bundle access

WHAT CLIENTS SAY

Kind Words From Readers

Jules went from 180 to 320 WPM and kept quiz scores steady.

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Students

College reader cuts study time

Jules went from 180 to 320 WPM and kept quiz scores steady.

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Finance

Analyst clears reports faster

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Legal

Law team reads faster

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Sales

Sales lead handles inboxes

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Education

Teacher builds a reading habit

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Speed drills and pacing

Leah Morgan

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Reading tests and data

Darren Patel

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Lesson plans and bundles

Ivy Santos

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Study tips and progress

Noah Bennett

Proof

Customer notes

Verified

“I cut my study time and still passed my quiz with less stress.”

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Maya Chen

College student, Northlake University

Verified

“The timed drills helped me read reports faster before meetings.”

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Ethan Brooks

Project manager, Redline Labs

Verified

“Short lessons fit my day, and my recall got much better.”

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Priya Shah

High school teacher, Ridgeview School

Service area

United States

New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles

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Area 01

United States

New York, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles

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Area 02

Canada

Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Calgary

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Area 03

United Kingdom

London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow

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Area 04

Australia

Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth

The Map

Questions

Common Questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01How fast can I improve?+

Many readers see a faster pace in the first few weeks when they practice short drills three times a week.

02Do I still keep what I read?+

Yes. Each plan mixes pace work with recall checks so you train speed and understanding at the same time.

03Who is this for?+

It helps students, busy professionals, and lifelong learners who read a lot and want to use less time.

04Do I need special tools?+

No. You only need a phone, tablet, or laptop and a few quiet minutes for each drill.

05How long are lessons?+

Most lessons and drills take 10 to 20 minutes, so you can fit them into a break or study block.

06Can teams use this?+

Yes. We can set up group plans, shared progress checks, and lesson bundles for schools or work teams.

Weekly Reading Tips

Get short drills, study tips, and course news in one email each week.