ROILiftReviews of roilift.com

### Updated Review — October 2026 It's incredibly disappointing when a company starts out making you feel like your business matters, earns your trust, takes your money, and then the level of care and attention seems to disappear. When I first started working with ROILift Technologies, I genuinely believed I had found a company that cared about helping my small business succeed. My experience with Ellie Williams was wonderful in the beginning. She was patient, responsive, and seemed genuinely interested in my ideas and goals. Unfortunately, a couple of months into the relationship, things changed. Communication and follow through became increasingly frustrating. Website updates weren't completed as expected, previously addressed issues continued to surface, and new problems appeared. Changes were made that set my website back tremendously, creating even more problems that now need to be corrected. **What is most upsetting is that my website is now in worse shape than it was before I started working with ROILift.** I hired this company to improve my website and help move my business forward. Instead, I've been left with a website that needs more work than it did when I first entrusted it to them. After months of paying for professional services, I never imagined I would be in this position. Instead of moving my business forward, I feel like I've been pushed backward. Rather than having the professional support I paid for, I've found myself spending more time identifying problems, following up, and trying to get things fixed. My website is extremely important to me. I've invested years of hard work, money, and personal effort into building Milo's Mealworms. I hired professionals because I needed reliable support and someone who could help my business grow, not create additional problems and setbacks. What makes this experience particularly disappointing is how promising everything was in the beginning. I genuinely appreciated Ellie and believed ROILift was going to be a valuable partner. Unfortunately, my experience over the following months has left me feeling that the attention and commitment I received initially were not maintained after I became a paying customer. I can't help but wonder if the fact that I'm a relatively new, small business played a part in how my account was handled. Maybe my business simply wasn't important enough to receive the same level of attention and care that a larger, more established company would receive. I certainly hope that's not the case, but that's how this experience has left me feeling. My business may be small, but the money I invested and the trust I placed in ROILift were very real. Small business owners deserve the same care, communication, and dedication after they've paid as they receive when a company is trying to earn their business. I wish my experience had continued the way it started, but based on everything I've experienced, I can no longer recommend ROILift Technologies.

Another example of deceptive cold-email marketing: vague pitches sent from disposable-looking Gmail addresses, with no company name, no website, and no real identity disclosed up front. I received a random marketing email with the subject line “App.” The message said: “Hi, our team works on Android and iOS platforms with customized solutions. Please let us know if you have any app requirements.” No company name. No website. No real introduction. No proof of who they are. Just a generic mass-marketing pitch. So I replied: “How come your team has no company?” Only then did they respond: “Thank you for your response. We do have a company. I apologize for not including the details in my initial email. Please find our information below: Company: ROI Lift.” A legitimate company marketing its services should clearly identify itself in the first email. The company name, website, and basic business information should not have to be pulled out of them after they are questioned. If I hired an email marketing person or agency and they sent out cold emails on behalf of my business without clearly identifying the company, I would terminate that relationship immediately. That kind of outreach makes a business look shady, evasive, and unprofessional. In my opinion, this was not an innocent mistake. Sending a vague pitch from a Gmail account while leaving out the company name looks intentional. It appears designed to hide the real company behind the message until someone responds. That is not ethical marketing. That is deceptive cold-email behavior. Totally untrustworthy and a lot of these come from companies with virtual mailboxes in Sheridan Wyoming like this one.

Hired them to help with my website, they did absolutely nothing, complete waste of money and time. They talk big and have no action to follow through. DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY, IT'S A SCAM

They will not stop contacting me. Even after talking with them the whole way and then turning down there service. I have had to block multiple phone numbers and emails.

Can not understand what they are saying. Not in the U.S.

They admit to using external parties to spam for them. They admit that these spams contain lies. A clear sign this is a desperate company. Do not trust companies that LIE or pay others to Lie for them!

These people harvested my business e-mails and will not stop spamming me. They have no presence in North America.