Jordan Murray
AUGreat footage, Terrible interface Good Quality Clips - Terrible User Interface The user interface is the most painful thing I've ever experienced. It takes over 60 seconds and three different pages to download each individual clip! The footage is great, but the platform itself is terrible. Also, their other platform Artlist is a giant collection of the worst, most unusable music I've ever heard. They will never be as a good as storyblocks, where you can download each clip in one click.
Alex Gibson
GBDO NOT TRY THIS WEBSITE UNLESS YOU ARE… DO NOT TRY THIS WEBSITE UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO LIGHT $360 ON FIRE BECAUSE YOU CAN'T TRY IT OUT FOR 14 DAYS TO SEE HOW WELL THE DOWNLOADS LOOK IN 4K, YOU CAN ONLY LOOK AT CLIPS FOR 14 DAYS...WHICH YOU CAN DO REGARDLESS OF THE SUBSCRIPTION. SO SCAMMY! Some of the downloads never even came through to my email either and I had to download several times. I will not stop until I get my money back because this is ridiculous. I've contacted my bank Goldman Sachs an hopefully they can get the money returned to me.
Dawn Jones Redstone
GBScammy Footage looks good, but it's a small library. Biggest complaint is how hard it is to cancel. You can't do it yourself. You have to deal with customer service which to me means, they are intentionally trying to make it difficult to get your money. Super scammy vibes.
KA
GBLost our royalties to Artlist Lost our royalties to Artlist. We paid over $600 in licensing fees. We created audio and visual products, paid for the licenses, only to receive a copyright strike from Artlist. We provided our licenses and they never responded to us. They stole our royalties and never cancelled our business subscription. We had to report them for Fraud to our bank. Horrible, deceptive company. I hope they get a class action lawsuit against them.
Ren B.
GBVery deceptive advertising As a designer for a small company, saw this ad on a video and thought it would be another great free stock photo site like Pexels, however these images are NOT free at all. It functions almost exactly like Alamy: you have to pay for everything. Which I'm fine with as a rule, people have every right to charge for their images. But it's deceiving to advertise a site as free when it isn't. There are other sites out there with amazing stock images that are actually free (no cost & no attribution req), so I encourage people to look into those instead. Only gave 2 stars cuz the images are very nice quality. Could be good for much larger companies who have the money to spend.