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Yippee TV
#1 Superbook Kids Bible 
Jackie H.
Chrissie A.“It's the only paid app, at $7.99 a month after a 7-day trial.”
Meet the testers
Each used Yippee TV side by side with other apps “It is not free, which is a deal breaker for many families.”
“Looks like a good app for little kids. There is a combination of shows and it looks like some educational stuff.”
What they’d use instead
Yippee TV’s pricing
Paid
About the app
Summary · not an editor reviewAd-free Christian kids' streaming featuring VeggieTales, Bibleman, Danny Go!, and more wholesome shows families can trust.
Common questions
It is $7.99 per month or $49 per year, which works out to about $4.08 a month, following a 7-day free trial.
Yes. It markets itself on no ads, no algorithms, and no autoplay, making it a safe alternative to open video platforms.
The library spans 7,000+ episodes, including 80+ VeggieTales episodes, exclusive Danny Go! content, and Yippee original series.
Yes. Episodes can be downloaded for offline viewing, which is useful for car trips and flights.
Not primarily. It is curated Christian and family-friendly entertainment; for structured Scripture, pair it with a free Bible app.
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“It is not free, which is a deal breaker for many families.”
It has the highest design score (10/10) and was the best organized, with options across many ages. Its age range (6 to 13) reaches older kids better than any of the others.
It's the only paid app, at $7.99 a month after a 7-day trial. I didn't see scripture in the app, and it's primarily English. It also tied for the lowest store rating at 4.4.
Yippee TV is basically a Christian streaming service, with shows to watch or listen to. It has the best design and reaches older kids, up to 13, but it's the only one that costs money, it's mostly English, and I didn't see scripture in it.
“Looks like a good app for little kids. There is a combination of shows and it looks like some educational stuff. There is less available for pre teens.”
Yippee would be the most affordable, but its library is not as robust as Minno TV. But, if you want content beyond the Bible, it’s a more affordable option.
This does not seem like it has great options for older kids.
