Elevated Technologies LLCReviews of elevatedtech.us

The worst $6,000 I've ever spent. I strongly recommend thinking twice before using this service. I paid $6,000 for a service that, based on how it was presented to me, promised to help me secure a job within three months. I was also told that if I didn't find a job within that timeframe, they would continue working with me until I did. Given the current job market, that sounded like a worthwhile investment. Unfortunately, my experience was extremely disappointing. One of my biggest frustrations was the lack of transparency and accountability. I was told they would submit approximately 2,000 job applications per month on my behalf. When those numbers weren't reached, I was assured they would make up the difference in subsequent months. In my experience, that didn't happen. I also struggled to obtain clear reporting on how many applications had actually been submitted. Another issue was their emphasis on attending group meetings. I was already communicating directly with someone on their team who could answer my questions, so I didn't find the group sessions particularly useful. I paid for job search assistance, not to spend time listening to other clients discuss their experiences. When concerns arose about continuing the service, my attendance at these meetings was raised as an issue, which I found frustrating given the original expectations. The application process itself was also concerning. They revised my resume and submitted applications on my behalf, but I didn't always have visibility into the answers provided to employers. This created uncomfortable situations during interviews when I was asked about information I wasn't familiar with. I also identified significant mistakes in some applications that I believe negatively affected how I was presented to potential employers. Over time, I felt the level of support declined rather than improved. Despite the amount I paid, I was left disappointed by the communication, transparency, application quality, and overall service. My advice: Before paying for this service, get every promise in writing. Ask for clear reporting, application tracking, quality controls, and specific terms explaining what happens if the promised results aren't achieved. I regret spending $6,000 on this service. Based on my personal experience, I cannot recommend it.

The service is marketed as done for you, but that wasn’t my experience. It required several hours of active work from me daily: submitting forms, logging activity, following their process exactly, all of which I did in full. Despite that, I was told at 90 days that I was non compliant, with no warning at any point before that assessment. The application tool is LazyApply, a publicly available Chrome extension, not the proprietary AI system described in the marketing. It applied me to commission only roles, wrong locations, and salary levels below what I already made. Raising that was met with suggestions to lower my expectations rather than any fix. At the 90 day mark, having gotten no results, I received a notice stating I hadn’t met program requirements. Instead of the refund the guarantee describes, I was offered a paid monthly subscription. I’ve seen this same guarantee to subscription pattern in other reviews here, so it doesn’t appear to be a one off. The client counts and results figures shown on their own site are also inconsistent from page to page. This is my genuine experience and I’m glad to provide documentation if this is flagged again. Posting this in the hope it reaches someone before they’re on a sales call hearing guarantees that this company’s own track record, in my experience, doesn’t back up. If this review is removed again, I’ll repost it. I’m glad to provide documentation to Trustpilot to verify this is a genuine, firsthand experience.