Sharpify Reviews 108

At a vulnerable time they pushed me hard to buy their service with promise to get clients. I took out a loan to pay for their services and I’m still paying it off until this day without any results. When asked for a refund I got blamed for not working hard enough. Everything they teach you can be found online and I thought their involvement was bare minimum for high ticket price. The strategy is that you have sales calls daily where you also push people to buy. As I don’t like this I want to do it differently. Don’t do it, learn about meta ads and sales online instead, not for this ridiculous price. Or hire someone. This is a scam and I’m very disappointed and can’t I believe I gave them so much money and I’m still paying it off. Disaster and won’t ever do something like this again.

Purchased a ticket for the event, which included some materials for around €100, but I was quite disappointed overall. The materials provided were basic and didn’t offer anything new or valuable. They scheduled a meeting with me after I bought the ticket, where they pushed hard for me to buy their social ad services, which felt uncomfortable and too insistent.

The event itself was exhausting, with everything cranked up to a high volume to boost motivation, but the content didn’t match the hype and felt underwhelming. I didn't encounter anything particularly new. They tried to sell their questionable social ad services again at the event.

The energy at the event was also strange—it didn’t feel uplifting but rather left me feeling drained and very tired. On top of that, the cafe options for lunch were lacking, with no proper meals available, and the limited vegetarian options were gone by the time I finally got to the front of the queue. I felt exhausted, and it took a toll even into the next day.

Overall, waste of time and money.

I was pushed very hard on the sales call and made the wrong decision.

After hoping on a sales call with Tomass from Sharpify, the guy was very pushy and ended up making the mistake of buying the service.

I didn't have a great feeling about it and I asked for a refund 24h later, which by law, I'm entitled because the service had not been delivered.

They kept $1500 of my money that were not returned when they did 0 of the work.

Don't make the mistake to start with these guys. They are the worst and gave me excuses to not return my money.

EDIT: I changed it to 2 stars since they agreed not to charge me the second half of the transaction I owed after talking to their customer service. They are a nice team that is trying to help. I do wish I had the full refund though, as really... I didn't get any real value from it.

I hope this is a warning.

I joined the Sharpify community program (ran and marketed by Niks Jensons) given high expectations of service on the product.

This included a success manager for 2 months of service and access to the Skool group for six months.

There were some things that were already fishy after the sales.

1. The success managers personal success in getting results for clients was not very high.
2. My success manager was switched in the middle of my service.
3. The new manager was barely available for calls comparatively, and seemed equally incompetent.

They want to say that the "community" is so valuable, or their calls are so valuable, it's not true.

The content is very generic content. There's nothing that you can't already find online for free for the most part.

Their first 3 course modules are nothing but self-help and commitment non-sense. Nothing of actual value there.

They might give you some average advice, like let you build on your own your own first crappy landing page, they make a not very well researched suggestion on what you can offer.

You do all of the copywriting. Landing page building. Design work. Etc. They do sometimes provide their own variations of these things, but honestly the quality ain't great. They will put false claims in your copywriting. They're willing to lie about your business / story and experience their. Their focus is split between other clients doing the same thing.

They do seem like nice people, and it seems fun from the outside, but honestly the community is just other clients not really sure how to succeed as well.

It's a dumb investment. Find literally anyone who will actually offload the work for you and hire them instead. You would be better off finding someone on Fiverr or Upwork or something and hiring them to build you real sales funnels + marketing + seo + website etc. and for a lot less.