
Honestly, I struggle to find anything positive after this introduction. I bought a QuickReviewer lifetime plan through AppSumo.
The company then emailed me announcing that QuickReviewer was being phased out and promoting Edoro as taking everything we loved about it and adding more features.
But lifetime customers were offered a subscription at $66 a month, billed annually. Being asked to start paying an ongoing subscription after buying lifetime access has left a very sour taste. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
The way early customers are being treated. Their email says Edoro “takes everything you loved about QuickReviewer and expands it,” yet our lifetime plans are being left behind. They’re happy to promote the connection between the products, but apparently that connection doesn’t extend to the commitments made to paying customers.
To me, that feels greedy and shortsighted. It makes me question the priorities of the people making these decisions and whether I could trust any future commitment from them. Better features mean very little when you’ve lost confidence in the company behind them. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.