If I could give zero If I could give zero, it is zero. I cancelled 3 hours after subscription. Customer support replied after 36 hrs. When asked about refund, they would not respond. Would never recommend this.

I regret every penny I spent on this… Typeset sounded promising but ultimately lacks basic features even free programs like google docs has (ie can't see edits, make comments, or view older versions of the doc). Even with premium, customer support is laughable. It took two days for me to receive a response and it was a link to something not even relatively similar to my question.

This service has been a big waste of time. It promises more than it can deliver The software looks so promising for academic use, but it falls short when you try it. It can only work with one type of citation (author and year at the end of a paragraph), the editor is buggy and can sometimes get stuck on "Saving..." which means you lose all your work. The chat support has been horrible, even after I tried Premium for priority support. They say they will look into it and that I just have to wait, but 24 hours after, still no response. This happened twice! They did, however, return my money for the month I paid, because of this bad experience, but I'm still leaving it at 1/5, as this service can cost you a lot of time (the opposite of what it promises) EDIT: No, imy issues wasn’t resolved internally, and this reply comes more than two month late...

The worst The templates and the customer support were full of mistakes. References were not in line with the journal guideline and the answer about it from customer support was "It is you that is wrong." Do not use it.

Fake articles and authors They have articles that are supposedly written by well-known authors in specialist areas, but the article is fake as ... Example : Dr. Laetitia Ann Greeff --- specialist in child protection laws Article on typeset : just search for "Staying Online in Uncertain times" Original article appeared on merdian dot allenpress dot com