DealForceReviews of dealforce.io

This is a scam. They schedule a meeting with people from their personal address (never a business email). It's not possible, or very hard, to find the connection between this person and the website that they send to. The "company" is usually pretty strange, with strange requests. People join with no camera on. They always have a lot of interest in your product, ask you to follow up, and then they ghost you. Be careful!!!!

I’m extremely disappointed with my experience with Dealforce. The service agreement and marketing materials emphasized that I would be connected with qualified prospects — specifically, individuals actively looking to buy what my company offers. However, the majority of the people I was scheduled to meet with did not seem to know what product or service was being discussed. Many of the leads were either unresponsive, unclear about the purpose of the meeting, or did not express any meaningful interest in moving forward. In one instance, a prospect only asked about our past contracts — something completely unrelated to the solution we were offering. While I did receive a partial refund for that particular lead, I was still charged for others despite raising concerns about their lack of qualification. There were also technical and communication issues: some phone numbers were unreachable, some emails bounced, and post-meeting support from Dealforce was minimal. The one consistent follow-up I received was related to billing, regardless of whether the lead was qualified. What stood out most was the disconnect between the expectations set by Dealforce’s marketing — that they connect businesses with sales-ready prospects — and the actual experience of meeting with individuals who, in many cases, had little to no context about the offering. In my view, the service did not align with the promises made, and I believe the gap between the marketing message and actual results is worth noting for anyone considering using this platform.

I’m extremely disappointed with Dealforce and feel compelled to warn others about what I believe to be a scam. The service agreement promised qualified leads, but what I received were either unresponsive contacts, people with no knowledge of what they were meeting for, or individuals who were clearly not interested in the product we were offering. None of my leads appeared to be qualified or truly interested. In my experience, most of the so-called “leads” had zero intent to engage in moving forward despite indicating they wanted to start that same day. One of them only asked about our past contract experience—completely unrelated to the service we were pitching. I was only able to receive half of my money back for that particular lead, despite it not being qualified. It felt like they were just filling a time slot rather than having genuine interest or were confused about what the product was able to do. Some prospects even went as far as to say they were ready to start services, but then vanished. Phone numbers were unreachable, emails bounced, and follow-up from Dealforce was nonexistent with the only exception being to charge us for the meeting whether or not we responded with if the lead was qualified. It was like chasing ghosts. Another reviewer mentioned a prospect admitted they were paid to take the meeting and didn’t even know what it was for. That lines up with what I experienced—it feels like a numbers game to give the illusion of performance, rather than actually delivering qualified, sales-ready leads. This is not just a case of poor performance; it’s deliberate misrepresentation.

This is a scam. They pay actors to join calls and then ghost you after. Feels good at first and even some actors read up on your company feeling like a qualified lead asking for work. But then no follow ups, no one responds to emails and you can call or find the people you speak with after the one initial call. Be careful, crazy no one polices these sites.