MonsterOps Reviews & Product Details

MonsterOps makes it easier to run content and marketing like a real operating system instead of a pile of docs and chats. We use Rocks to lock in the big priorities, content calendar readiness, campaign launches, lead goals, and key brand initiatives.

Meetings are smoother because we can run weekly marketing check ins in one place, then turn decisions into To Do items with owners and due dates. That helps a lot when multiple people touch the same campaign, writers, designers, and social. Scorecards are also great for tracking performance in a simple way like content output, engagement, leads, conversion rates, and campaign pacing. It keeps the conversation grounded in results, not opinions.

I also like the speed of progression. The tool keeps improving quickly, and the founder is responsive when we share feedback or need help. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Too early to say. We are still getting into a rhythm, and support has been helpful whenever we needed guidance. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that MonsterOps gives structure without feeling heavy. We use it to keep engineering priorities visible as Rocks, then run leadership and sprint-level check-ins inside Meetings so decisions do not stay stuck in notes. The To Do flow is straightforward. Action items get owners and due dates, so execution is easier to track without extra process overhead.

Scorecards are also useful for engineering. We track a few simple metrics like deployment frequency, cycle time, bug counts, and incident follow ups. Having that in one place helps the team stay honest about what is improving and what needs attention.

The product also moves fast. You can feel the speed of progression, and the founder is responsive when we send feedback or request improvements. That responsiveness matters when you are trying to adopt a tool across a team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Very minimal so far. We are still new to the platform, and nothing has been a blocker. Any small questions we had were handled quickly, and support has been helpful. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

In a team leader role, staying aligned on priorities while keeping momentum is the hardest part. This tool makes it easier to see what the team is focused on, what decisions were made, and what actions are still open. Meetings feel more purposeful because to dos and issues are captured in real time, not left in scattered notes. It helps me guide the team forward without constantly checking in or repeating myself. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There was a short adjustment period for me personally since I was used to managing work through a mix of messages and my own tracking system. Once I committed to using the tool consistently, it became part of the routine and actually reduced the amount of follow up needed. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Meetings have been the biggest win for me. I walk in with the same scorecard every week, we review the KPIs that matter, log issues when something is off, and leave with clear owners and deadlines. The follow-through is built into the flow, so tasks do not vanish after the call. The functions are not just beneficial for the team leader but for the whole team that boosts everyone's quality of deliverables! Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would love a better integration with our project management (linking milestones), this would really help bridge the gap between execution and leadership. Still the integration with our current project management. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

MonsterOps gives me a clear, up to date picture of everything my client cares about without having to chase ten different links. Marketing is spread across brand, demand gen, product marketing, content, partners, and events. Before, I was piecing together information from slide decks, spreadsheets, and random docs just to prep for one leadership meeting.

Now I open MonsterOps and see in one place the key marketing metrics, the main priorities for the quarter, and the open issues that need follow up. When I build agendas, prep my client for calls, or decide what to push on during the week, I just use that view. It has made my support much more intentional and less reactive. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Fairly new to the tool and it has been straightforward and easy to work with. Nothing to say here Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Walking into leadership meetings feels calmer now. I can prep the agenda, pull the latest scorecard, and see which rocks are moving without building a report from scratch. The meeting flow keeps the conversation structured, and the moment a decision is made it becomes a to-do with an owner and due date. That helps me follow up fast and keeps the CEO out of the weeds.

I also appreciate how quickly the product is evolving. Updates have been landing regularly, and the founder is responsive when suggestions come up. It feels like a tool that is being actively shaped by real operator feedback, not a static platform. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

A couple of small navigation tweaks would make it even faster when juggling multiple teams, but it has not slowed us down. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As an Account Executive, I like that MonsterOps makes it very clear what the business is focused on and how my deals fit into that picture. Before, priorities were scattered across emails, decks, and random Slack messages. Now I can see the company and team level goals, key metrics, and the main initiatives leadership cares about in one place.

It also makes our pipeline and forecast conversations more productive. In our weekly reviews, we look at a simple view in MonsterOps that shows progress on targets, risks, and the follow ups from last time. It keeps the discussion grounded and makes it easier for me to know what to focus on during the week. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

None so far. We are still relatively new to the tool and have not run into anything that feels like a real downside yet. The founder is also very responsive to questions, which makes it hard to point to anything I dislike at this stage. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like that MonsterOps gives our support team one clear place to see what is going on. Before, our updates were spread across tickets, spreadsheets, and notes from different meetings. Now I open MonsterOps and I can see our main goals, this week’s priorities, and the issues we need to talk about. It makes our team meetings much easier, because we are all looking at the same screen and the same information instead of guessing who has the latest version. The updates to the tool itself have also been very helpful. New improvements show up often, and they actually make it easier for us to stay on top of our work instead of getting in the way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

So far, nothing that really bothers me. We are still building the habit of using it every day, but the tool has been easy to understand and use with the team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

MonsterOps gives me one clear place to see what is going on across the whole company before I put anything on our calendar. In cybersecurity there are always a lot of moving parts. Incident work, product roadmaps, sales targets, compliance projects, hiring, and investor updates.

With MonsterOps, I can open the leadership view and immediately see the key metrics, current priorities, and the main issues that are being tracked. When I prepare agendas, plan the week, or get the executives ready for a board or customer meeting, I use that page to make sure we are aligned with what the rest of the leadership team is focused on. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Nothing feels like a real drawback as of now. Everything is smooth and is functional. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What I really like is that MonsterOps makes all of our properties feel manageable instead of overwhelming. I look after several listings for my boss, and each one has its own cleaners, repairs, guest issues, and small projects like updating photos or descriptions. Before, I had lists in notes, messages from cleaners, and reminders scattered everywhere. Now I open MonsterOps in the morning and I can see, in one place, which properties need attention, what we decided to do last week, and what is coming up next. On top of that, the updates to the tool have been genuinely helpful. New features show up that actually make my work easier, and even though it is a relatively new tool, it does not feel unfinished at all. It is efficient, stable, and the features feel very well thought out, which gives me confidence using it every day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

As of now, nothing that really bothers me. We are still early in using it, and it has been simple to fit into how we already work with Airbnb, cleaners, and vendors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.