Followr Reviews

I had high hopes for this, as the agency deal was extremely appealing.

From the off, the onboarding experience was poor. The system only registered 9/10 codes - I followed redemption instructions to the tee but actually needed to create account BEFORE redeeming - and it took two days for support (Rodrigo) to respond.

Caveat: the founder responded via a different channel within four hours and, after insisting on a proof of purchase, sorted the issue. However, it’s not a good sign when the founder is responding a day and half before support.

Given the intention is to onboard clients to use this, it wasn’t a great start

Beyond that, the tool just didn’t meet benchmark;
- AI produced content that bore no resemblance to inputs whatsoever, not even close. Team advised me to customise the prompts, but if I wanted a manual, prompt-driven tool, I’d use Chat GPT.
- Limitations on publishing to certain platforms.
- Analytics is mostly a WIP - completely missing for Twitter & LinkedIn. In fact a lot of the advanced functionality seems to be Coming Soon.
- White labelling was a simple html embed rather than the more common custom domain.
- Onboarding my team by MagicLink didn’t work as the link never came (further underlining the using-with-clients issue). It wasn’t is spam and the email address was correct.

I really wanted to love this, but the conclusion I came to -underpinned by some other feedback here from those who stuck with it and gave it a go - was the tool needs to focus on implementing the functionality that’s already there and make it work, and upgrade support, before trying to expand the roadmap.

This is my honest review.
The software is quite handy for saving time, with functions such as post description and title from image, and autolisting. But the only issue I have is that, a month ago, every 5 minutes the platform auto sign out (solved). And now, Pinterest Pins are never publishing in any of my five companies; I always have to check the calendar and click post again, to gives me the green color (Published).
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter all have decent autolisting capabilities. Only PInterest isn't operating as I said.

I purchased the highest tier after a demo by Marcos. It was a great experience, and he walked through the platform. I'm still exploring the options and learn the processes. As with any SaaS, there is always room for improvement. I'm looking forward to getting my agency implemented.

I purchased the highest-tier pack expecting a good tool. After several days, the calendar works terribly—it’s practically unusable due to interface issues. I didn’t say anything at first because it was a new tool, and the creator promised improvements, even claiming they would add an autoposting feature.

A year later, the app is still just as bad: it continues to have problems, and the promised features were never introduced. It’s a shame to have trusted someone who ultimately delivered such a poor product, wasting both my money and my time.

I am still new, so I am trying to explore. So far, it's just about learning how to use it. The UI is nice. The company thinks a lot about user experience.