Wild Apricot's cloud software helps small associations, clubs and non-profits build customized websites, connect with supports, grow and manage their membership, and more. With features like SMS, email, eCommerce, event management, a mobile app and more - Wild Apricot is all you need for your growing organization.
Wild Apricot (wildapricot.com) has 155 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.2 out of 5.
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wildapricot.com
Category
Internet & Software
Location
Austin, Texas
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2026
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Something as simple as adding a link to an email address should not be so laborious. Every single thing about this is never one and done. When I get something working, the save button doesn't work and it needs to be redone. Just roadblock after roadblock. If I could give 0 stars I would.
If I hated a web developer, I would have them build a site using Wild Apricot. The worst site building experience I have ever had.
I would never recommend this platform.
DL
David L.
Worst email editor ever.
Worst email editor ever.
All I want to do is compose a simple email requesting volunteers. It has narrow preset margins you cannot change. You have no idea where the cursor is unless you're actively typing. Bullets are a HUGE challenge. If you change any, you start getting new ones in random places. Sometimes if you change nothing, bullets start showing up randomly.
The preview does not show this crap. You are able to send test messages to yourself and that is the ONLY way to see the true, final version.
AV
Acer V.
Worse than 1 star
Absolutely loathe it and can't wait to move everything elsewhere.
Been using it for 7 years. The whole thing is hopelessly out of date, and an incredible pain in the ass to do anything on.
SA
Sandra
Please read this before trying Wild Apricot
I feel completely trapped in this software. Wild Apricot is meant to be a core part of my member organization’s operations, but I dread using it and avoid it as much as I can.
The newsletter builder is genuinely bad. Beyond the awkward and cumbersome UI, I’ve had newsletters that the system claimed didn’t send or were still “queued for delivery” when they had actually gone out — and I couldn’t see any analytics for them. I’ve also had emails fully disappear: not in the queue, not in sent, just gone. So I have to recreate the entire email from scratch.
It’s extremely expensive, especially given that it’s a Canadian company that charges in USD. The website itself is confusing for end users, and the automated emails to members about renewals are equally unclear. Everything about the platform is opaque.
The member admin experience is just as rough. If you try to view a page on your own member site while logged in as an admin, the view is broken, and you can’t easily find the URL for the page either. I haven’t even attempted to use events, stores, or donations because I have so little confidence the basics will work.
Member management is cumbersome. There’s only one admin per “bundle” (a bundle coordinator), and it’s not clear to end users how to update their own accounts. It’s not easy to generate a simple list of all your users. Even setting up the join questionnaire for new members is confusing. I’ve given up on using their interface for almost anything, I export a CSV every single time, and once you see the CSV, you realize how messy the underlying data has become.
I would not choose Wild Apricot again, and I wouldn’t give it another chance. If you’re evaluating membership software for an organization you actually care about, look elsewhere.
SW
Stafford W.
This is a SaaS product from 2002
This is a SaaS product from 2002, I think. It's hard to use, ugly and produces a terrible user experience. Yes, I know, I tried it out in advance of signing up, but until you actually try to use it to accomplish something, you can't realize how terrible it is.
DR
Dr. R.
Worse Support Ever
Worse Support Ever
We are a nonprofit. We selected this company based on the sales teams demo and confirmation that it could meet our needs. 9months later we are still not able to launch. We cant get a LIVE PERSON to speak to us. They continue to send hyperlink from their help menu that is not addressing our need. It is so frustrating that we will cancel. I've tried so many different ways to get the help needed. Today, I tried scheduling a sales call in hope someone would be able to speak to us. They canceled that 15minute session too. This is so unfortunate as we really need such a platform. If only they could deliver what they are selling!
OT
Organization Technology C.
WildApricot - Do Not Waist Your Time!
We have been using WildApricot for 1 month and have had the WORST experience with their support and Personify Payment System. It literally takes weeks to get an answer to your problem. We started a tech support issue with them on Sept. 4th and we are still trying to get an answer to our problem. Our organization is going to cancel this subscription!
Update per reply(09/16/25)
I already have 4 tickets open and have been going back and forth via email with several of your support team and no one can help us. We have been going around in circles for weeks on one simple issue!
Response from Wild ApricotSep 16, 2025
Our apologies that your payments issue was not addressed to your satisfaction. We would appreciate the opportunity to resolve the matter with you. If you put in a support request with the title "Urgent: Payments" in the subject line, we will immediately escalate it to our Tier 2 team and respond in short order.
KV
KV
Terrible service
The websites their service creates look terrible, like they were created in 1995. Then you have to pay a fee just to test your payment settings. And they have no good way to integrate their garbage scripts into a 3rd party website even though they claim they do. Once you upgrade to a paid plan, support sucks. And they charge US customers 3% to use a credit card to pay for their services. Everyone else doesn't get charged this fee.
Some have claimed nothing good comes out of Canada and they take advantage of the USA . I don't believe this, but Wild Apricot sure makes a case for just that.