SetHero Pricing Overview

When Studiobinder--which I'd been using for years--changed it's subscription tiers to make it cost-prohibitive for users like me to be able to track views and confirmations, I found Set Hero. The call sheets have all the features I need and the customer service is really great. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There isn't anything I dislike about SetHero. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The interface is extremely intuitive and with updates, it seemingly gets better every day. If you think of something you want to do, there's likely a way to do it, as it's already been thought of. Those are the most intuitive apps, where if you can think of it, you can do it. Plus, the look of the call sheet is well designed, some apps have a spreadsheet-type feel to them, or no design or customization features. SetHero was created with a designers touch. I always feel that's important as we're a company that does design, who operates in a creative field, so everything we send to the client should reflect our good tastes in general design. SetHero gives you that. The other thing I like about SetHero is the support, they are on top of things to ensure all your questions are answered. It's impressive when the company's founder reaches out to help with an issue or listens to your ideas about new feature suggestions. Very impressive support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest issue with SetHero for us is the pricing structure, which is charged by the number of projects. We're a small company, so subscription costs must be scrutinized. But we also do a lot of productions, and being restricted to 15 projects is a problem. That level fits our budget, but it makes us choose whether a client is important enough to use a call sheet like this. There are plenty of free options for making call sheets and production books, but why must I use more than one app to do this? If I'm paying for an app subscription, I want to use that app and not be restricted by the costs of a software package that has zero ROI. I might as well use a Google Doc or Sheet.

Secondly, I'd also love a way to publish all the days of a shoot at once instead of having to do one day at a time; this is terribly inefficient. Please give me that option. Lastly, my employees want an app. Everything has an app, so why not SetHero? Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.