The Vev platform is exceptionally flexible and powerful. I've tried them all. Vev is relatively easy to use compared to other platforms and, you can export complete projects. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The pricing tiers for "water mark removal". I use the Vev tools similarly to the way I use Adobe Creative Suite. I would rather pay one price annually and be able to create and export projects or bits of code as I go. The way they have the pricing tiered right now, it is based on the volume of projects you need live with no watermark at one time. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEV's graphic design tools are top-notch. It allows me to create stunning visuals for social media marketing and presentations . The drag-and-drop interface, along with a vast library of templates and assets, simplifies the design process allowing me to bring my visions to life effortlessly. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

An offline mode would be a welcome addition. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We love the freedom of placement of objects on the canvas. Truly drag and drop without necessary snapping (others we've tried are more restrictive). Handles video very well with autoplay features, hiding controls (its muted autoplay works on mobile). Great support as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is one feature we asked for where a video can be more easily made into a link to other aspects of the site. This is a real note. However, we've asked Vev for features in the past and have actually seen them implemented. They have a very hands-on support team. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Vev is different to other publishing tools, especially for journalists, as it has a variety of options to make articles more intriguing. Most of it is easy to understand and use, and you can easily adjust the most basic widget/boxes. I like how easy it is to create the most simple articles, to the more creative and fancy ones. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Some of the widgets are difficult to adjust or play around with. There are few options to edit if a widget or a creation is already built. I would love for it to be easier for even noobs to play around with different widgets. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I like the unique functionalities which are easy to implement in Vev in comparison with coding from scratch (mouse move parallax, scroll speed, horizontal scroll, scrollytelling, video scroll, isometric view - such powerful and enriching features making the websites more unique so they stand out), also the animation add-ons, intuitive interface and easy setting of breakpoints. Another thing is easy implementation of embed stuff - 3D for instance. Free standard hosting is also beneficial. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

I would welcome some new features such as native contact form and what I would like as a designer is to add custom fonts without need to be on professional plan, since professional plan is for agencies and I am only a freelancer lets say. Also I would like the possibility to create templates and share them with other external people so they can duplicate the file or how shoud I call it and remix it later so there would be possibility to create custom libraries. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

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I wanted to share my recent experience with Vev, a web design platform that I used last month. I'm really disappointed with their customer support and wanted to make sure others are aware of their refund policy.

Here's a brief rundown of what happened:

I initially used Vev's free account to design a webpage, intending to use their one-time purchase option to access the source code.

Unfortunately, their FTP publishing feature had a bug, which prevented me from getting the source code despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue with their customer support.

Out of necessity, I subscribed to their Professional service just to download the source code.

Sadly, I forgot to cancel the subscription and got charged for an additional month that I didn't intend to use.

I reached out to Vev's customer support for a refund, explaining my situation and the issues I faced with their service.

However, they denied my refund request, stating that they don't offer refunds for unused months.

I understand that companies have policies, but I feel this situation is unique due to the technical issues I encountered, which forced me into purchasing their subscription in the first place. It's disappointing to see a company that doesn't show flexibility and empathy towards its customers, especially when it comes to their own technical shortcomings. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It's pretty intuitive. I like how simple it is to create something unique and modern. It's sleek and also relatively easy on the computer resources. I am a big fan on some of the cool nifty features like how easy it is to do framing, parallax effects, animations and more. It's is highly customisable which is great.

Also for free users, they only insert a little banner in the corner and you can use your own domain. Really nice for those looking to try it out and still get a proper use of it professionally.

I've used several editors before and couldn't get into Webflow, which arguably is more versatile and has much more support. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

It still lacks many features. Not only that, but having to realign, format etc, a website almost entirely when changing from desktop to mobile is tedious and time-consuming. Especially compared to other platforms.

There's also very little guidance. A lot you kinda bump into. Lack of analytics support as well. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

We love that we can create beautiful, interactive and engaging web pages and embed them directly on our website, freeing us up from our clunky CMS. While we have used other website builders in the past, the intuitive nature of Vev and the fact it provides an embed code to add to our own web pages put it above and beyond. The fact you can also choose to edit the design or the content only is super helpful, so once we lock the design down, we can change the content without worrying about breaking anything. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

There is a learning curve to overcome at the start - although they have a load of teaching materials online to help. Being based in New Zealand (although working for a UK company), I have also never had much luck using the chat facility for answers - there never seems to be anyone available to answer queries about the interface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEV is easy to use! I like that I can copy and paste elements from page to page. The Add-ons that come with VEV make VEV grow into a robust web builder tool that helps you be creative with your web layouts. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

VEV is a browser-based tool (Chrome only) which has its limitations. I've had some mobilization issues in the past while working on tablet/mobile views. I'd love to VEV to be a desktop application one day. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The barrier to entry for experimental web pages has never been easier. Coming from a multi-disciplinary designer, this gives my work a new form. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

Their customer service is terrific, and they have helped me extensively through all my projects; sometimes, they can go missing due to time zone differences.

Another would be that some features don't work, due to a bug or other reasons, hindering my final design executions. Before proposing it to a client, I need to double-check that specific effects function as intended. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.