EpicReviews of getepic.com

My kids have been using Epic for years now in the class room. I've noticed they are more engaged and motivated to read. This family loves Epic!

I use epic with my kids to read books. Well....mainly cat ninja. They love the app. The books are all kids books, I never see a novel on it.

This website used to be good for reading, but now 90% of its books are behind a paywall, and that really sucks.

Epic is my #1 reading resource to use with my students for in the classroom. The read-to-me option is amazing for developing readers and allows them to be independent. My own kids at home love to get on and read as well!

I love Epic!. My kids used it for 3 years, lot of good books and features. Definitely recommend!

I am writing this review to warn every potential customer in the strongest possible terms: STAY AWAY. This company is not just incompetent; it is a scam operation that will steal your money and then punish you for trying to get it back. Here is my experience, which they will inevitably try to "resolve" privately after seeing this: INTENTIONAL BILLING AFTER CANCELLATION: I explicitly attempted to cancel my service. Despite this, they CHARGED MY CREDIT CARD. This is not a "billing error." This is a deliberate, predatory practice designed to siphon money from customers who think they've ended the relationship. FINANCIAL HOSTAGE-TAKING: When I did the only logical thing and DISPUTED THE FRAUDULENT CHARGE with my bank, this company's response was to LOCK MY ACCOUNT. So not only did they steal money, but they are now holding the services I already paid for HOSTAGE. I cannot access anything. This is the digital equivalent of a shakedown: "Pay us the money we stole, or you get nothing." A PATTERN OF DECEIT: Do not be fooled by their positive reviews. Spend two minutes sorting by lowest ratings and you'll see this is a consistent, malicious pattern. They charge after cancellation, ignore communications, and then weaponize account access. DAMAGE CONTROL OVER CUSTOMER CARE: And here's the most telling part—this company actively monitors review platforms for negative feedback. Instead of fixing their systemic fraud, they try to sweep it under the rug. They will undoubtedly reply to this review with a canned "We're so sorry, please reach out to us to resolve this!" That is a TACTIC, not a solution. Their goal is to get you to remove this public warning so they can continue scamming others without consequence. Every problem becomes a private conversation they can delay, ignore, and mismanage. They do not care about service. They care about extracting money and silencing criticism. They operate in bad faith at every turn. ADVICE TO CONSUMERS: Do not give them your payment information. If they have charged you wrongfully, DO NOT CANCEL THE DISPUTE with your bank. Follow through. Report them to the Better Business Bureau and your local consumer protection agency. Spread the word. They rely on silence. This company is a textbook example of unethical business practices. You have been warned. Save your money, your time, and your sanity.

I was reading a book called "Math at the game". The information wasn't great but I kept reading and found a huge error. The one page had a picture in it, I looked at the picture and the numbers were completely wrong. As a baseball player it is really annoying to see such a big error. Another problem I had was that when I searched up women's hockey there was one book about women's hockey. I play hockey as well and ringette, which is very similar to hockey. I was very disappointed to see that there wasn't one book about ringette. This is why I am writing this review.

Amazing app started reading it at school in fourth grade and I was obsessed then I got my mom to by Epic family sense then I have read read 311 books 100 hours which is a week and also I just want to say I love the Epic originals plus you can download books for a car ride our just for the bus you get a ton normal books graphic novels read to me’s and some audiobooks however I would enjoy more audiobooks and by the way this is coming from a fifth grader