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Abcya.com, LLC is a website that provides educational games and activities for school-aged children.
Providence, United States
1.9
13 reviews
Hasn’t replied to negative reviews
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They made it to were you have to pay to play a game or join a subscription there's no need for that . And some schools can't afford it so there wouldn't be any educational games they play other than math playground.
Abcya is a fun game and all but every good game you have to pay for it and it drives me insane please do change it like it use to be or else Ima leaving byeee :(:(:(>
abcya is supposed to be a free kids learning app my child wanted to play ABCya but it was nearly $40 why don't you just make it free
this sucks cuz it wants you to pay for almost everything
Im SO mad. ABCya, why do you guys use 6 free games of the week now.I used to play ABCya a'lot. But now, with onlySIX free games of the week now, im not playing ANY MORE!Unless... you make ALL of the games free again.-Aria
I’ve been using ABCYa games with my students for years. I recently realised that this website now requires payment as well.
Schools, teachers, and parents cannot afford to pay for yet another service. I’m already paying for a number of websites, and I will have to draw the line somewhere.
Used to use it when I was in 3rd 2nd and even first grade had such great memories what a great time I had
one star down because of games they are fun but there's not enough of them.
I run a day program for adults with developmental disabilities. During COVID, we increased our online programming and I signed up for the premium subscription, which cost $299, so it wasn't cheap. There continues to be adds and glitches that are difficult for our clients to manage. Additionally, I need a receipt for my purchase and this isn't available on the website. When I click on "contact us" to reach out for customer support, the link goes no where. ABCya.com, I would appreciate you reading this review and reaching out to me, so I could, at a minimum, be emailed a copy of my receipt.
Reply from ABCya.com
Hello,
Thanks for reaching out to ABCya.com. We're sorry to hear that you are experiencing these issues.
Can you please email us at support@abcya.com so we can help?
All the best,
ABCya Support
Abcya is a great website for kids to learn and play. Even I myself go on the website every day. It has great games to get your brain working, and the strategy games are the best. In conclusion, if you want your children to learn--and have fun of course--then AbcYa is for you.
Reply from ABCya.com
Hi Nailah,
We're so happy to hear that your little ones are enjoying our games. Thanks for sharing your feedback with us!
All the best,
ABCya Support
i kinda dont like it, they have strategic games but those arent even that educational....
Amazing website hands down the best from k-12
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