Name: codefinity.com
Telephone: 000000000
Rating: 4.7

Stanislav Duch Guest

I purchased access after clicking on a Google ad, but it turned out to be only the PRO plan. Later,

I purchased access after clicking on a Google ad, but it turned out to be only the PRO plan. Later, I found out there is a more expensive "Ultimate" plan, which I did not want to pay for. If I had known the total cost beforehand, I would have chosen Codecademy instead. The PRO plan also has a limited number of courses.

Date of experience: Mar 02, 2026

Christopher McKenzie Guest

2 weeks ago

So far I am pretty pleased with the coding and excel training for upskilling in productivity areas t

So far I am pretty pleased with the coding and excel training for upskilling in productivity areas that I need to succeed in my career. Going to give this 90 days to see if I make tangible improvements as compared to my baselines before starting.

Date of experience: Feb 15, 2026

Will Weiss Will Guest

3 weeks ago

I didn’t use your service, and forget to cancel the subscription. You charged me for three months,

I didn’t use your service, and forget to cancel the subscription. You charged me for three months, and I had agreed to that initially. I didn’t use the service, and I forgot that I had to paid for it until I got an alert that my card was charged for it. I asked you for my money back, and codefinity responded that I had agreed to cancel 24 hours in advance so I wouldn’t be charged. So the charge stands. I get it - and I have cancelled my subscription for the future.
Some companies, not yours, inform their customers that they will be up for renewal a few days before they are charged. That is a more humane approach, as people often forget they have signed up for subscriptions they don’t use and the thought to cancel something they haven’t used doesn’t come to mind.
Your practice puts the cancellation solely in the customer’s hands, and maybe that’s where the onus lies? Caveat Emptor. And yet it seems less compassionate than predatory, as Codefinity benefits from the customers forgetfulness (and you COULD know that someone isn’t using your services before you charge them. The data is available if you deigned to look at it.) Other companies, more ethical companies, show that your predatory practice, while technically “legal”, is injustice and corporate greed wrapped in a “legal” justification. Reminder aren’t a common practice, but they should be.
Buyer Beware.

Date of experience: Feb 05, 2026

Wilfried Guest

2 months ago

Learning made simple with practical examples

This platform simplifies concepts by breaking them into digestible terms, providing examples, and offering hands-on opportunities to apply what you've learned.

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Lashamen13 Guest

2 months ago

An excellent resource for beginners in coding

A fantastic method for novices to learn coding, especially for those with no prior knowledge.

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Gia Reed Guest

2 months ago

Everything is satisfactory

All aspects are satisfactory.

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Karin C. Guest

2 months ago

Helpful error explanations

The error explanations are very useful. It's crucial to read all instructions until you reach 'Task,' as it clarifies things significantly. :)

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Swaine W. Guest

2 months ago

Surprisingly effective for a law graduate

Honestly, I graduated from law school and struggled with math, but thanks to the explanations, I'm doing well so far.

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Velvet Howard Guest

2 months ago

Dull yet beneficial

The content is a bit tedious, but it serves its purpose.

Date of experience: Dec 28, 2025

Damon Fowlkes Guest

2 months ago

Highly recommended

Codefinity breaks everything down into simple to understand terms, provides examples, and give you hands on opportunities to practice what you've learned.