Reviewers often praise EdPlace for UK curriculum-aligned lessons, clear worked examples, and practical progress reports. Some users say they were charged through auto-renewal without expecting it and then struggled to cancel or get a refund. Parents also mention occasional wrong marking, unclear questions, and intermittent site glitches.
Examples from available reviews (Nov 2021 – Feb 2026).
Paused subscription yet three payments were taken and refund was refused.
“three payments had been taken without any reminder or clear notice”
Correct answers were sometimes marked wrong and feedback was inconsistent.
“when it shows me the answer it was the one i selected”
Easy to set up and use; shows child's scores and no recent glitches.
“Very good for homeschooling very easy to use and set up”
Good, easy-to-follow content with varied lessons and a great price.
“Good content, easy to follow”
Many reviewers describe quick, helpful support for account and technical issues. Others report billing problems that were not resolved and say refunds were hard to obtain after unwanted charges.
Several customers call the subscription fairly priced and good value for homeschooling and revision. A smaller group says it feels less worthwhile when automated assignment suggestions miss the mark or when billing starts again during a paused subscription.
Parents and children often say it is easy to set up, straightforward to use, and helpful for monitoring progress. Some reviews point to repeated topics, limited search, and unwanted auto-assigned tasks as sources of friction.
Several reviews mention a broad range of lessons, clear explanations before questions, and useful worked solutions. Multiple customers also report awkwardly worded questions, answers marked incorrectly, and occasional 'teacher explanations' that are inaccurate.
Many users like the weekly progress emails and reports that recap scores and highlight areas to improve. Repeated negative comments focus on missing billing reminders, unexpected auto-renewals, and payments taken after subscriptions were paused.
Long-term users describe using it daily, feeling more confident, and finding it a good fit for home education. At the same time, a clear set of low ratings focuses on billing errors, glitches, and marking problems, splitting overall satisfaction.
For each review, the core experience based on original source reviews.
Sources: External Source (20) · Trustpilot (20) · Collected.reviews (1) · Quotes shortened · As of: February 2026
My son was in the bottom of his Math and English class when we discovered Edplace. He was not interested at all in math, but after he started attending several online classes he has made huge improvements in his writing, math skills, and has learned the importance of being accountable for his actions. He enjoys going to school every day. This is an excellent online learning environment for students that need some extra help in different areas of the curriculum. As a parent I am so impressed to see him so motivated and eager to learn. Thank you for the great courses at competitive prices. The package is awesome!
This page combines submitted experiences with public reviews from platforms such as Google, Trustpilot, etc. Recurring points are summarised without changing the content of reviews.
EdPlace offers online learning materials for primary and secondary students. It includes practice questions, lessons, worked solutions, and end-of-term tests linked to the UK national curriculum. Parents can track progress in a dashboard and get weekly progress emails and score reports. The service runs on a subscription, and EdPlace provides support for account and technical problems.