DealMirrorReviews of dealmirror.com

DealMirror sells a lot of questionable software and website hosting offerings. I recently had one software become inaccessible just four months after purchase. The developer wouldn't respond to questions, and I told DealMirror support about this experience, and they said they would reach out to the developer. I have followed up with DealMirror twice and have gotten no response. Still, DealMirror sells this software. With another software, the developer twice asked me to download new versions and, both times, the downloaded version was incorrect (developer mistake). I spent time on live chat over this app, and it never worked. Refunded. With a website hosting service, the company wasted so much of my time in seeking website migration help, which they advertised. After weeks of communication and coming up on a deadline, I had to pivot and go elsewhere. I had to get my credit card company involved to reverse the charge. These are my three most-recent experiences with DealMirror. Finally, DealMirror stars aren't filled in, so even if you rate software to be one star, shoppers see stars with black borders and white interiors. Why even have stars if you don't intend to communicate what the ratings are to your audience? EDIT: DealMirror says in its response that it will follow up, but I never received any info. In fact, I wrote DealMirror on August 21 and September 5, 2025, and got no response. I edited my review for this update and to remove one star, leaving DealMirror with the lowest rating. LATEST EDIT: DealMirror wound up removing one application after the developer was very slow to respond and then didn't respond in 24 hours when asked to. Bumped up one star. The thing is, I had to send seven emails and write this review and show it to them twice for them to take action. No store credit or refund was ever mentioned. EVEN LATEST EDIT: DealMirror refunded me for this April 2025 purchase, so I added back a star. Altogether, 20 emails total between both parties over this matter, so it was a lot of time. I can't consider four or five stars, as of now, because I had a horrid experience with RARHost that involved much stress and credit card reversal.

DealMirror has found a niche with some pretty cool apps and deals compared to a much bigger competitor. It's a three star from me, mainly because of the following: -limited total number of deals -a UI that is cumbersome to do refunds -generally only a 30-day refund policy compared to 60 days for their bigger competitors