Misleading set-up practices I feel that the way that the purchase was offered was deceptive. I meant to try CircleBoom for a month and decide if I wanted to commit to a longer time period. I found that the service did not provide what I needed but have prepaid for a locked in annual contract that has little relevance with my needs. I consider this to be an ethical shortcoming on CircleBoom's part and certainly will not be recommending this tool to anyone.

Users exploring tools for Twitter… Users exploring tools for Twitter account oversight might consider Circleboom, which provides several management options. However, the reliability of their customer support is subject to variability, which could affect user satisfaction. They have premium support for only plus subscribers.

Good but expensive Gives a lot of insights into social media accounts, but very expensive. can schedule post., auto create based on interests and so on.

Style over substance I was attracted by the slick interface but realised very quickly that this platform does not compete with Followerwonk in terms of functionality. The bio 'smart' search is missing the boolean operator OR, so you'll use your 10 search credits very quickly. If you create a list from the search results, you can only find the list on Twitter, there's no ability to follow/unfollow from your list within the Circleboom platform. When I tried it only added 9 of 300 accounts I selected from the results, to the list. The search results don't sort properly plus there's no 'influence score' allowing you to follow the most influential accounts. In this way, the platform feels very buggy. Looks nice though. So, if you're looking to grow your following, this isn't the tool to use - although it might be good on the publishing side which I haven't looked at.

I was a subscriber for a year. I was a subscriber for a year. The majority of the time I found the service to be super usefull to manage my followers and my following. After x implemented changes to their API I experienced it slightly less usefull but still worth their subscription