Sean L.
Wonderful so user friendly 😎
Wonderful so user friendly 😎

Gainrep is a career network that includes a platform for professional recommendations, jobs, professional discussions, and a resume builder. With Gainrep, users can easily invite their teammates or friends to give them professional recommendations, which help them land their dream job.
Gainrep (gainrep.com) has 470 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 3.6 out of 5.
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470 approved reviews, newest moderated first
Sean L.
Wonderful so user friendly 😎
Stanislaw L.
TRUST IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN ANY NEW BUSINESS OR VENTURE.
Jason T.
good interface and regular updates
Eripon_JR
Great and simpler
Al T.
Dishonest site. When you click on Unsubscribe, it takes you only to a list of choices of how often you want email sent. Then they continue to send spam email (after you mark "Don't send") as though you communicated nothing at all.
Response from GainrepJul 25, 2025
Hello, Thank you for your feedback. We've sent you a request for additional information so you can share your email address. Alternatively, feel free to send your request directly to our support team at [email protected]. Once we receive it, we’ll check your account and ensure you’re unsubscribed. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
Naff A.
I love the place, because of real people and real answers
Prince A.
In December 2024, I received what looked like a legitimate recommendation request from a former student through Gainrep. Trusting the context, I signed in and wrote a recommendation, assuming it was a normal professional networking tool. However, what followed raised serious red flags. Shortly after using the platform, I discovered that Gainrep had started sending phishing-style emails to my contacts, even though I never granted permission to access my contacts. I immediately revoked any access via Google and deleted my Gainrep account. Despite these steps, the platform continues to send deceptive messages using my name, including one this morning, months after I deleted my account. This is deeply concerning, not only because of the misuse of my identity but also because it suggests that Gainrep retains access in ways that are unethical and potentially unlawful. Their mode of operation does not resemble a legitimate platform. There are multiple other users online reporting similar experiences, which suggests a pattern and possible ulterior motives behind the service. Based on my experience and others', it appears to be a phishing scam disguised as a professional recommendation tool.
Response from GainrepJul 22, 2025
Hello, We’re sorry to hear about your negative experience with our professional recommendations platform. We’d like to mention that just signing up doesn’t lead to sending invites. Instead, to send invites, it’s required to perform several actions, including expressing explicit consent, marking the checkbox “I confirm and authorize Gainrep to send invitations to my contacts on my behalf,” and finally pressing the appropriate button. If you haven’t performed the actions above, please let us know, and we’ll conduct an investigation. If you have accidentally invited your contacts, you can stop all further invites on the “My Network” page. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Bobby G.
A scammy spammy website that looks 20 years old and charges for services that should be free. Signing up will be seen as a negative for employers. Shame on them