DripifyReviews of dripify.com

I’ve always rated this platform, but I’m disappointed by the incorrect charging—£94 instead of $94—and the lack of a refund option. This feels quite dishonest. With so many good alternatives available, I’ll be looking into switching to another provider. My advice to others: double-check that you’re being charged the correct amount.

I'm coming from a series of failures in terms of Linkedin automation. Expandi, Meet Alfred and now Dripify Seems again the technical team's unique answer is "We can't change how our software randomly operates" They promise 75 invites and 100 messages sent a day and after 2 weeks of trial (one extended with the promise of reaching those numbers) I got just to half of it. They replied "you have to increase the amount of working hours (for the software to do the outreach)" but I don't obviously want to send invites/messages to possible leads at 6 pm right? And not even at 8am Customer support has been polite and always available, but the service nonetheless has let me down even before starting paying (which I was really happy to but upon the numbers, they confirmed multiple times they would have come... but never did) To underline, my account was warm (been doing this for over a year) and although I deactivated the option to warm up the account (slowly increasing the number of actions), still they mumbled it was still active. Deactivated it (they said) and got a bit better but still half of the numbers promised Shame because the interface was great. I'm using now Linkedcamp which is delivering the numbers I've expected. reply: 300 is ok, but it's 500 the weekly limit and what you promise in the first place. There isn't any LINKEDIN monitoring feedback as you guys want people to believe to deliver lower numbers and prolong the use of your service. And Linkedcamp is the proof those numbers are totally achievable

Seen this issue brought up before - so here it is again: Customer service is not guided by the customer's needs. It is guided rigidly by the billing team and their policy, like 20 years ago. I asked for a refund for one of our team who left 2 months ago and this subscription fell through the cracks. The response was "nah, the policy says no". Shame, the product is ok (hence 2 stars). But there are other tools that are ok or better. Anticipated response to an excuse: It's not about your policies and reading long small prints when it comes to a reasonable request i.e. a customer paying for something that was not used because a team member left. It's not fair practice, full stop. You not only lost a pleased customer, but also free marketing.