Don't expect support Support is absolutely terrible with the team. We've had tickets open for over a week and no response from them. Our AE/AM/CSM haven't responded to our inquiries either.

Not a bad program for sending Not a bad program for sending. We've been using it for many years. I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 because the recent changes to the way reports are displayed are very poor. It's now quite challenging to work with the new reporting format.

I would not choose this company again. This is honestly a super frustrating company to work with. We've been a customer for over two years. I reached out to our account executive to get a new account set up on August 27th, and it's now October 1st, and they still haven't gotten the paperwork set up. We also have no idea why it's taking so long and have not received any indication as to how much longer it will take. If you are looking for new providers for your sales technology, I would look at other options first like Drip or AutopilotHQ, because this company has been incredibly frustrating to work with.

Terrible support Terrible support. I had an urgent issue that remained unresolved for days (still unresolved, in fact). Every response from Support was vague and not helpful. They kept referring me to an article that we've reviewed at least 5 times (I sent them the article when I initially created the ticket) and followed every step. Support said the configurations were incorrect but they weren't able to tell me which part was incorrect. Their response was literally "it's not set up correctly that's why it's not syncing". I realized that....that's why I reached out. Incredibly frustrating experience. Go with Salesforce High Velocity. Very disappointed.

Poor customer experience Like many companies these days, Outreach.io makes it difficult to cancel their service. The cancelation process is buried and ultimately requires written notice. And if you miss the cancelation window, they say there is nothing they can do and charge you anyway. When companies rely on trickery rather than excellence to retain customers, buyer beware.