Stay away at all costs - they're lying during the sales process
January 13, 2021
Stay away at all costs - they're lying during the sales process
Score 1 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Overall Satisfaction with Iterable
Our marketing team signed with Iterable for multichannel marketing communications. Ultimately, we wound up with a failed implementation where it was clear that Iterable had lied to us throughout the entire sales process. They have since refused to acknowledge the limitations of their system and rebutted all our efforts to come to an amicable termination of our contract.
In summary: they have weak software that they'll lie to you about, poor customer support, and absolutely horrible customer relationship management. Stay away unless you want to wind up in a toxic relationship that wastes your time and money.
In retrospect, we never should have signed with them. With more research, we would have realized that there are much more cost effective alternatives out there such as Amazon's Pinpoint, and much more reliable alternatives such as Braze.
In summary: they have weak software that they'll lie to you about, poor customer support, and absolutely horrible customer relationship management. Stay away unless you want to wind up in a toxic relationship that wastes your time and money.
In retrospect, we never should have signed with them. With more research, we would have realized that there are much more cost effective alternatives out there such as Amazon's Pinpoint, and much more reliable alternatives such as Braze.
- Lie throughout the sales process.
- Their transactional emails are not transactional.
- Their support is terrible.
- They have zero interest in their customers' success.
- $90k down the drain.
Amazon Pinpoint has the same functionality with no lock-in pricing. Really should have gone that direction. Iterable is a ripoff.
Do you think Iterable delivers good value for the price?
No
Are you happy with Iterable's feature set?
No
Did Iterable live up to sales and marketing promises?
No
Did implementation of Iterable go as expected?
No
Would you buy Iterable again?
No