Marg Mighty Networks

The fees are really high. I paid for the professional service and they didn't credit me back any of the costs that they took during a regular plan I had with them -- and would not. Bad business in my view. No public chat on mobile, can't view images on mobile either. They need to reach out to the pro business people better and ask what they can do to help. I get nothing but spam emails from the CEO everyday.

Putting itself forward as a corporate alternative to Facebook, Mighty Networks falls well short of its claimed assertion. It has a slick-looking interface but is weak on functionality and user comprehension, the layout though pretty is not easy to navigate. The jargonese used in its own descriptions of itself is the kind of stuff that was once kicked around boardrooms during the yuppy years and is embarrassingly cringeworthy.It's a nice idea and I wish them well but in its present form it is a weak attempt to break into an already flooded market.

I love the look and the abilities; but I have had trouble maximizing what it can do. I wish there was a spot to hire someone to set it up.

The response time was very slow. Explanation of the fees was much clearer tha it was originally positioned in the website’s pricing structure. However, The lack of payment options and the heavy fees associated with stripe, mighty networks and conversions, combined, is deterring.

I love the platform and Gina’s (CEO) vision. Having said that, I would love it much more if I had a reasonable price for a true white-label option (to full hide MightyNetworks brand presence). On the other hand, some people of the support team are not responsive enough. I have been struggling with some issues and they are just reactive asking questions in a ping-pong dynamic with a total lack of proactivity.