Scribd: 170M+ documents

Scribd, Inc.

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About this app

Home to the world’s documents. Specialized knowledge, and answers you won’t find anywhere else. Get to the source with over 200 million documents [and counting] on every topic and niche, including:

• Official government documents
• Research papers
• Academic dissertations
• Medical reports
• DIY hobbies
• User manuals
• Case studies
• And more

You’ve seen it all, now understand it all. Make sense of anything with information on just about everything, shared by a global community of thinkers. All content on Scribd can be synced across multiple devices.

Features for the document reader:
• Download documents to read offline.
• Save your documents.

Our monthly subscription starts at $11.99 and automatically renews unless the subscription is canceled at least 24 hours prior to the next billing date.

• Payment will be charged to your Google Play account at confirmation of purchase.
• Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase.
• A Scribd monthly subscription also includes access to Everand (ebooks and audiobooks) and SlideShare (presentations) at no extra cost.

Download the free Scribd app and start exploring today!

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Ratings and reviews

Was a faithful subscriber utilizing the music books I already own to show them on the whiteboard for students in my music classes. The school no longer allows copies and we are completely digital. I own the book, multiple copies, in fact, but not PDF copies and this was a very easy way to get the visual on the whiteboard. I was a subscriber of $11.99 a month for quite a few years. Now, I'm not.

Use to love it. I have been a subscriber for many years under Scribd, and then they switched to Everland. I was ok with it since nothing changed, however, now I log in to read a book before bed, and there is you have to "unlock" a book that and you only get one or pay more to get 3. This is ridiculous. I really don't feel that the changes make this platform better. I am now thinking paying $10 for Kindle Unlimited might be a better deal.

This app was great when it first came out. Now they are taking away audiobooks in the middle of listening to them and when I reached out, customer service basically said that I listen to too many books and they are limited now and that I should upgrade my plan. why would I pay more for awful service? on top of that, books will be available when I add them to my tbr but within a couple of days they tell me that I have to wait another month to access them. I'm canceling my subscription.

What’s new

General bug fixes and stabilization updates.

We release new updates every two weeks, which means you’ll get access to the latest bug fixes and updated features as soon as possible.