Wanted to take advantage of fitness… Wanted to take advantage of fitness sectorat the beginning of COVID. Sure I took a more hands on approach to my business than was expected of me but I've now gained a bustling small business. I'm nearing $7k a month. I find advertising my business is fascinating to experiment with!

***TOTAL LOSS OF INVESTMENT*** My story is similar to those of many others who have posted here. I purchased two sites from Qwantify over a year ago and it resulted in a total loss of my investment. I have retained a lawyer to try to recover my losses. Interestingly, their website currently says "Qwantify is not currently accepting new clients. We are exclusively focused on building our existing clients' businesses." However, many of Qwantify's principal characters (including the CEO and his wife, the Sales lead, Project Managers, and others) are featured on at least two other live sites making a remarkably similar pitch. 1) onlinereadymadebusinesses 2) launchmybiz Draw your own conclusions, but my strong recommendation is to avoid doing business with Qwantify. P.S. if you check out two of the positive reviewers for Qwantify here (Caro Ripkin and Alice Th.), you'll see that they have also written reviews for Launchmybiz.

Nice people but can't deliver I signed up with Qwantify in September of 2019 and paid in full on September 4, 2019. In my contract the estimated timeframe for completion of my website was 90 days. As of April 20, 2020 (229 days), my website has yet to be launched. Communication and follow up has been poor and as of today I still have no firm plan in place from them to launch. Over the past month this has been blamed on COVID-19 and while I do understand how that has disrupted the world we were already well past all deadlines well before COVID became an issue. Over the initial 30 days or so I interacted with Keith (CEO) and Wendy my project manager a good deal to develop a concept and start moving towards building the site and executing. Keith is obviously very talented and Wendy is very nice as well. I feel badly writing this review but after more than 6 months of trying to work with the team at Qwantify I sit here with nothing to show for my investment or my time spent on this endeavor. It has been particularly frustrating that several times during this process they have promised to meet dates that are days or weeks away and then communication drops off and dates are missed. It is also frustrating that when I have asked for calls or updates those requests are often times ignored for days or weeks. At present I can't advise anyone to invest with Qwantify.

Bait & Switch??? I talked to them on the phone after doing research on the company and decided not to go with them because I was quoted a level of investment required that was higher than all the publications I read indicated the investment would be. It just gave me a feeling I was being “baited and switched”. Update: If you indicate that you have no record of my interaction with your company, why do I continue to receive emails from your company asking me to take another look at Qwantify? Specifically, I’ve received emails from Virgil Reyes announcing the endorsement of Qwantify by “Mr Wonderful” of the Shark Tank (yesterday) and from Keith Lynch, your CEO indicating that you can now take on 20 new partners per month (on 1/19/2020). 2nd Update: It’s true I’m not a client or customer...but if one reads my first comment one can understand why. As I indicated, the advertisements I saw online, in terms of pricing did not match with what I was quoted when I had my call with the company. For people considering doing business with this company, they should be aware of this practice. I did not mention this on my call with them as I simply when quoted a price decided not to go forward with this company. In dealing with this company, I used a different email account vs the one I’m using to post this review. That may be why Qwantify claims they had no interaction with me. However, since both include my first name and last name it should be easy for them to confirm I did in fact have interactions with them.

It get's worse It get's worse! Qwantify stole my $47K 3 years ago and had me set up a Facebook business page. Now I can't set up a new page or advertise because FB restricted their page and I am unable to delete it. They totally screwed me over. I thought I was done with them, of course they stopped taking my calls and communicating when I wanted out of their scam. They would not give me my money back and offered to sell my business for me. What business? A crappy website that never brought in one sale. I thought they were in my rear view mirror and now this. Don't make the same mistake I did by trusting these horrible people.