Julius vs #paid: Which is a better fit?

The ease of use is great. I'm not in Julius a ton, so it's great that I can find things when I need them.

Topics vs. Interest is confusing. I also found many errors on profiles - for example, an influencer who was Female would be under Male, an influencer who was White would be under Hispanic.

Great experience - all of our customer support contacts are wonderful and promptly get back to us with feedback/answers.

Only annoyance with this software is having to get a code sent to my cell phone every time we try to log in.

The reports are most useful as they display clear graphics which are easy to share with colleagues and relay the most important information. Julius' customer service is exceptional.

I feel that very often we have to reach out to our reps to have influencers added to the platform, which can be inconvenient when we're on a tight schedule.

The tracking/checking of the influencer's content is very much applicable. And the customer service has been wonderful - Barbra is so responsive and so ready to help us with anything we need.

It is still missing database from Ecuador. We have done some exercises on influencer discovery but the filters are not showing us useful results yet.

The ease of usage and system navigation is a catch for me. It’s been quite helpful for my business is I’m a love of ease.

The major problem is handing difficulty and overall look is something dissatisfied.

Feeling valued and fairly compensated for my work. The positive company culture, good work-life balance, clear goals, and flexibility in working hours made it an enjoyable and fulfilling experience.

If I do provide my services but it's disgusting if I am not getting paid in time.

The overall experience with the company is great. It has best services and we were able to found great qualified influencers with all types of pricing which is best for all types of budget.

Patrick P

Sales Team

High Cost: Subscription fees and in-app purchases are higher. Poor Design: Complicated interfaces and sometimes confusing layouts.

The team was supportive, and I enjoyed a good balance between work and personal life. Clear goals and challenging tasks kept me motivated, and the flexible hours were a big plus.

Suraj S

Set the hologram

Cost: The most obvious downside of paid reviews is the cost, which can be prohibitive for some authors.