WirestockReviews of wirestock.io

Hat sehr stark nachgelassen. Nun wird man seitens Wirestock noch gezwungen deren Premium zu nutzen weil man sonst eingeschränkt ist mit Uploads.... Ziemliche Frechheit, schade darum ich habe mein Acc samt einnahmen gelöscht (ca. 35$) gelöscht! Alleine die Tatsache das Wirestock ihr Dummes Premium ums brechen an den Mann bringen will ... nein DANKE!

Crap instructions on what it really takes to make money with them. No refunds even on a 1 day use subscription. Then after their crap service they tried to ding my card for $179! Thank God the bank caught it! They are thieves plain and simple.

This is a complete scam. Approvals are slow, 24/7 service does not exist and when you sign up for the premium plan nothing changes and it's impossible to cancel the account if you use google to sign up. All in all a terrible experience!

The company imposes restrictions when selling its premium package, and when you purchase the premium package, your visuals are not approved for days, and you cannot start the selling process at all. Despite stating 24/7 live support, communication is done via email, but even at this stage, issues are not resolved. The website is entirely built on deception, so never trust it, and manually upload your content to stock websites one by one.

This is total scam. They say they accept AI images for selling on stock websites but after many weeks they are approved for portfolio only. Many have reported not getting anything after paying. They don't even allow free uploads except initial 5 which is a tick to buy their subscription. You better find something else. Don't go with this kind of agency interested only in selling paid subscriptions. I learned about this via YouTube video, which was obviously promotional but gave a totally wrong impression.

I had high hopes when I joined Wirestock.io to sell my digital art online. The promise of spreading my creations across multiple platforms seemed enticing, but unfortunately, my experience has been far from what was advertised. From the start, the platform's user interface left me frustrated. It was not self-intuitive to find information related to my images or to locate my portfolio. What's worse, I couldn't even find my own images when I tried searching for them using different web browsers. It's baffling that Wirestock fails to provide a straightforward way to showcase the work it claims to distribute. Communication has been a letdown as well. While I appreciate the responses from the support team, their explanations often fell short of addressing my concerns. Important details about how my artwork is distributed and priced were omitted during onboarding. I felt misled when I realized that some marketplaces might offer my images for free downloads, even though I'm supposedly compensated. The approval process has been a nightmare. Despite upgrading to a premium subscription, my works have been pending approval for days beyond the promised 48 hours. This is not the first time I've faced such delays; my first upload also led to nearly two weeks-long wait for approval. These inconsistencies and inefficiencies are disheartening. Wirestock's portfolio feature is riddled with bugs. Notifications don't work as expected, and finding my accepted images isn't as easy as it should be. The overall experience has left me wondering if the platform is reliable enough for artists serious about showcasing their creations. The final straw was the inability to get a comprehensive list of the marketplaces where my art is being distributed. It's alarming that Wirestock cannot provide this basic information, making it impossible for me to track the reach of my work. In response to these frustrations, I requested the removal of my works from all marketplaces. I needed assurance that my images were removed as requested, but even this simple task became complicated. Furthermore, it's disheartening to see recent positive feedback that sounds almost too good to be true. The sudden surge of positive comments and reviews from supposed artists seems suspiciously fake, as if generated by trolls rather than genuine creators. In the end, Wirestock's promises fell flat. What could have been a fantastic opportunity to showcase my art turned into a series of letdowns and unanswered questions. If you're serious about sharing your work and receiving compensation for it, I'd recommend looking elsewhere. Wirestock's unreliable system, lack of transparency, and overall disappointing experience make it a poor choice for artists who deserve better.

so!!!.. I spent a month using it... I got the 90% of my 20 uploads (in basic subscription), so I earned 300 uploads and one day later I've got this email (please read if you're thinking on working with wirestock): Dear Victor, Thank you for your contributions to Wirestock! Your portfolio stands out with great quality and originality. We want to let you know that we are changing the submission limits on Wirestock. As Wirestock is becoming more popular, we are receiving increasingly larger volumes of submissions from our content creators, which result in: Delays in content review and processing Growing costs of labeling, review, processing and storage Difficulties in detecting copyright infringements and fraudulent activities To solve these, we are making marketplace submissions a paid option for all accounts regardless of their approval rates. Going forward, in order to submit content to marketplaces, all accounts need to subscribe to one of our premium plans. This change will not affect your previous submissions. Additionally, you can still post and sell content on Wirestock directly through your portfolio without subscribing. We will start featuring and promoting your content on Wirestock to increase your chances of having direct sales. be careful because as you can see there's something very sketchy here! have a great day

A week in.... upload 5 good images , Just get "items in review" its junk what can I say? No way I want to go pro if it takes a week to upload 5 images