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.

Qwantify is a Terrible Investment I entered an agreement with Qwantify in June of 2020. They did not live up to any meaningful deliverables which would ever amount to any amount of revenue for me as a client. They came up with a niche for me and then stated they were going to switch to another niche in 2021 (Print on demand). I remained patient and did everything that was asked of me. When they launched the site, they said the first couple of months could be slow. There were no sales, during the first could months or after. I showed the site to family and friends and could not find anyone that could find interest in the product offerings. I shared this feedback with Qwantify but they remained content to stay with the niche. Enough was enough. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result. Qwantify would have been just fine with my throwing away money each month to them and to advertising, but I had it. Keith Lynch, their CEO would not respond to me or schedule a call to discuss. I believe they are either incompetent or crooks.

Let's file a class action suit against these crooks! Hi everyone. I have had very similar experiences on Qwantify. They are plain and simple a scam and take your money and do not honor their guarantee. I saw someone say its not worth a lawsuit but curios if we all came together to file a class action suit if there would be interest. I have a few names in mind to get us started and get some preliminary responses. I'm sure we could get the money together and enough of our documentation we would have a very solid case. if interested hit me up on yahoo ... timpujo @ y...

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!

Wish I had started sooner The most experience I've had in business is Amway. Ecommerce is like that only on steroids, and I felt unprepared. But my project manager kept me on track even with my slight panic attacks! This is not a cookie cutter system that is predictable from day one and thats kinda scary. Months down the road and I'm getting a stable income and I can see how to grow my business beyond my initial expectations