I viewed Adroll's stats on my two … I viewed Adroll's stats on my two stores' advertising as HIGHLY SUSPECT, so I ran a test. I opened a brand new store with June 2017 online revenue of a mere $530, Adroll lied with a June report of $11,845 of Attributed Revenue from the $280 ad expense!!! BWAHAHAHAA adroll is a farce. AVOID Adroll.

The stats they give seem totally made… The stats they give seem totally made up. Says I have a 50x ROI but I used Google Analytics and Metorik to check and I can't find a single sale attributed to them using UTM links. Don't waste your money!!!

Good service Alan Walsh started being our account manager a couple of months ago. Since then he has showed real interest in our goals and priorities in the platform and helped us to optimize our performance by giving good advice. He's been really willing to help from the very first minute. L.M. (EU Business School)

We tried to place ads using Ad Roll and were rejected due to sexist double standards We tried to place ads using Ad Roll and were declined as too adult. We sell men's underwear that may show an exposed rear. Their own blog shows how succesful they were and gave an example to an online women's underwear to store "Lounge". We pointed out that "Lounge" website was full of photo's with exposed rear shots but were basicaly ignored.

When I first began onboarding When I first began onboarding, a bug in the welcome screen prevented me from using AdRoll (reproducible on both Chrome and Firefox). There was no way to cancel the account from this screen. 4 weeks later, I received a £60 charge and no refund offer despite never having used the product. Needless to say, it's one of the most poorly handled onboarding experiences I've encountered and has put me off additional investment. Doing further research on AdRoll, I see this is a common problem. I've been recommended Criteo and ReTargeter as alternatives.