MarketerHireReviews of marketerhire.com

Misleading referral program. Here's what their referral program lists as one of the steps "Register to get your unique referral link. It takes less than 30 seconds!", nope, it's not as simple as they make it sound. After you apply, you are redirected to ParterStack and you have to wait... before they decline you, you might as well remove the referral program if your intent is to waste time of the applicants. Edit 23-02-2026: in response to your reply - Truth be told, I am disappointed in how you handled this review, first I received an email from Trustpilot that the review was temporarily taken down because it was flagged by you. And they rightfully restored it after review. Please familiarize yourselves with TrustPilot's terms because it's against their ToS to misuse the review flagging feature. Now to answer your question, I may neither be your customer nor a marketer with you, but my experience is genuine, your page does say and I quote "Register to get your unique referral link. It takes less than 30 seconds!" - not on PartnerStack, it's on your domain, check the referrals page if you don't believe me, and it took 5 days before I received an email that the application was declined.. so my experience was bad, I left a review expressing the same and how did you choose to handle it? Need I say more? Sorry if it feels unfair but you definitely need to improve your referral signup process and not to mention, how you handle negative reviews. 27-02-2026: received an email saying I am no longer permitted to apply for their referral program. And although I could've easily left another review since this is another bad experience reflecting their retaliatory practices as well, I chose not to, instead updating this review itself. In the past, I've left both positive and negative reviews for a number of the service providers I currently work with, sometimes updating it to reflect the renewed experience or removing it altogether after a while in case the experience was negative, but this I am not sure I'd ever consider changing or removing ever again, simply because the disappointment continues even after the initial experience was shared. Hope you drop the passive aggressive stance and address negative reviews with some humility in future.

This is our second disappointing experience with MarketerHire, and unfortunately, the issues we encountered this time were far worse. We hired Nour for SEO and keyword research, and from the outset, there were consistent problems with missed deadlines and substandard work. One of our internal team members had to step in and spend over 20 hours correcting the errors, particularly for critical projects for long standing high touch clients. Despite raising these concerns multiple times, there was no improvement in the work quality or adherence to deadlines. Our point of contact, Jade, showed no accountability for the ongoing issues, and we were offered no solutions or compensation for the significant time and resources we had to spend fixing the work ourselves. Unlike our first experience, where MarketerHire at least acknowledged the problems and offered a refund, this time we received no such resolution. MarketerHire claims to provide access to top-tier marketing talent, but in our experience, that has not been the case. The lack of ownership, combined with the high fees they charge—well above what most agencies would—makes it difficult to justify continuing to work with them. We had hoped for a professional and efficient collaboration, but unfortunately, this has been a frustrating and costly experience. We do not recommend MarketerHire, as there are more reliable options available, either by hiring in-house or sourcing freelancers directly.

Awful experience from start to end. They matched us with a marketer who was not qualified so just wasted our time and money. Markethire were billing us without our consent and without checking if any work was even completed by the marketer. After complaining they stated they have nothing to do with the marketer! This 'firm' are to be avoided at all costs.

I joined as a marketer about 18 months ago and was sent jobs pretty often - the quality was generally absolutely terrible. I'm UK-based, 10 years experience, 4 years at senior level managing $100k monthly ad budgets. Two jobs they sent that come to mind are; a 1-person business in the Middle East selling handbags ($500 ad budget), 1-person company selling something CBD related with an ad budget of $200 monthly. This was the level of job they would send. I eventually applied to a semi-okay sounding job, got declined, never heard why and haven't received a single offer since then, about a year ago. I've emailed multiple times about clearly being blacklisted, and receive generic responses about this 'not being something they do'. It clearly is. There's a bunch of other competitors that source marketers for *actually* decent brands - use those, don't use MarketerHire - it's clearly a numbers game to them, getting as many possibly users to join to inflate their numbers but not actually sending jobs to them. UPDATE: I emailed as requested in their reply, to discuss a solution. Instead I was greeted with a response basically saying 'Thank you for your feedback' - with no suggestion of a way to fix things. Typical of what to expect.

Nice onboarding process. Our rep connected us with a knowledgeable expert. During the onboarding process it was made clear to us that their experts are vetted, that they use time tracking and that we can pay per hour. After we signed the contract, the story changed. Suddenly there was no time tracking. We couldn't get the expert on a call for more than 30 minutes per week and we had to pay for the full 10 hours per week (like a retainer instead of Time & Material). When we complained we were not getting value they refused to close the contract and continued to bill. Never received a refund. The expert was certainly knowledgeable. However, he was essentially running a scam. During onboarding he pretends to be available and ready to work. Then, after you sign the contract he disappears, he refuses to show time tracking and is unavailable for meetings/workshops. My advice: stay away from MarketerHire and use resources from established freelancing platforms. You'll get reasonable fees (MarketerHire charges 300% to 500% of the going rate), you'll be able to see reviews and you can put money in escrow to avoid paying when the expert provides no value.

Talents are no different from ones you can find on Upwork, but 10 times more expensive. Total waste of money - stay away! In addition, they don't take responsibility for their hires, which is a shame.

Vetting process completely broken. Don’t know what their criteria is or if they’re just biased towards people with work experience in corporate setups.

I have been on the platform for about a year and first off, they ask you to take $60 an hour or they can’t match you with any offers. Now, I said sure let’s try. The only offers they can find you are for like 1 hour a week and clients have no idea what they need. Even if you ask to set your hourly rate above $100, they can still send you offers around $80. That’s absolutely ridiculous. And when you do respond to offers, you get an automatic email after 5 days saying that you haven’t been selected. No words from the project manager. You actually don’t hear from PMs ever. They barely respond to emails. They also have an agency pool but you will only get offers if you are at least available 30 hours to 40 hours a week. I am sorry but being a freelancer actually means that we have other projects and can’t just take 1 client FT. Don’t waste your time.