Contact
AP Score Predictor is run by a single independent developer. Every message goes directly to me, and corrections to exam data are the fastest thing to get fixed.
I read everything, though I cannot always reply individually during May and June when exam-season volume is highest.
What to write about
Errors in exam data. If a subject's multiple-choice count, free-response point breakdown, or scoring curve looks wrong, please say so and include which exam you mean. This is the most valuable kind of message I get, and these corrections are usually applied within a few days.
Questions about the estimate. If a predicted score seems implausible for the raw scores you entered, tell me the subject and the numbers you used so I can check the curve behind it.
Requests for new subjects. Not every AP exam is covered yet. Requests genuinely influence which ones get added next.
Privacy questions. Anything relating to data or advertising is covered in the Privacy Policy, and I am happy to answer questions about it directly.
What I cannot help with
I have no connection to the College Board and no access to your official AP scores, score reports, or account. I cannot look up, change, or explain an official score, and I cannot tell you what score you actually received. For anything involving your real exam results, contact the College Board directly through AP Students.
More about who builds this tool and how the estimates are produced is on the about page and in how it works.