DripifyReviews of dripify.com

The interface is a little confusing; it is hard to tell if an invite has gone out and to how many when multiple campaigns are running per group.

Some of it is good, some of it is significantly underdeveloped. There are really no tools to organize messages (Tags don't do anything). Favorites you don't give you feedback that they are working. You can't change a campaign once its started. I can only monitor 1 post why can't i monitor all my posts. I mean your doing ok, but for the price i wouldn't recommend it.

Its a big progress in comparison to Octopus, but still many simple things to be fixed. All of them I have mentioned in out chat conversations. E.g. Octopus was better in organising each contacts. Im from country, which I need to modify all first names to be really personal. In Octopus was very simple to do it - I see all columns with first name on one page and from this page i was able to modify it. In Dripify i need to open profile, than edit ... very time consuming. Other horrible thing is that in audience list i cant see company name and i cant work with width of columns co i cant clean list efectivelly - i cant see all information to do it.

the fact that the sequence cannot be changes once the campaign is running is really downside, you learn as you go, you don't always know at the beginning what will be the response, the feedback, the acceptance and to what. the ability to alter is crucial. at least allow to freeze (from a certain contact onwards), make the changes and carry on. also the fact that for every such small think you ask to upgrade is not legit.

Opaque auto-renewal and misleading billing communications I had an annual Dripify subscription auto-renew for £473 without any advance renewal reminder. The only emails I received were on the day the payment was taken, after the charge had already been processed. Those emails (sent via FastSpring) described the subscription as being “successfully activated” and thanked me for a “purchase”, despite the fact that no action was taken by me. To a reasonable person, that wording implies a manual purchase, not an automatic renewal. Further, renewal notifications were sent only to a billing email address and not to the subscriber email actually used to access the service, meaning the user had no opportunity to cancel before being charged or within the stated refund window. Support responses focused on internal policy rather than engaging with the lack of notice or the misleading wording. From reading other reviews, this does not appear to be an isolated issue. The product itself wasn’t a good fit for my needs, but the bigger concern is the lack of transparency around renewal and billing, which feels like a subscription trap. I would strongly advise anyone considering Dripify to watch auto-renewals very carefully. UPDATE: Refund issued after escalation. The issue was resolved, but only after raising concerns about the lack of advance renewal notice and misleading renewal emails.

We've been using Dripify (others on the team), and they are seeing results. My experience is different. First, it's right before the holidays, and second, my search function is much more limited on Dripify, and no one can figure out why. Bots are fine, but sometimes you need a real person to troubleshoot more complex questions. There's no one to call, and the situation isn't resolved.

The cost is quite high and for me as a coach I may have a limited target group with my offering, which may not need to run several campaigns in parallel or for a long period.

i would like more integrations, to be able to control email + linkedin campaigns in one place, add emails or upload personalized info about the leads