Pros from reviewers

• High Conversion Rates: ConvertFlow has been noted for its ability to significantly increase conversion rates, with users reporting up to 70% conversion rates for organic webinar registrations, compared to 25-50% with other tools

• User-Friendly: The software is praised for its ease of use, allowing users to convert anonymous website visitors into customers and dynamically update calls to actions and content on their site based on segments they can set up

• Versatility: ConvertFlow offers a wide range of options, including the creation of unique landing pages, promotion of sales or special announcements with sticky bars, and offering free downloads. It also allows for the construction of unlimited CTAs

• Seamless Integration: Users appreciate ConvertFlow's seamless integration with other systems, such as email marketing systems, CRMs, and ActiveCampaign. This allows for smooth visitor segmentation and effective customer segmentation

• Excellent Lead Capture: ConvertFlow is highly recommended for its lead capture capabilities. It allows users to quickly create and A/B test different lead capture tools, and its drag and drop builder enables even those with little design experience to build landing pages, popups, and other lead capture tools.

Cons from reviewers

• Limited drag-and-drop elements: While ConvertFlow offers a user-friendly interface with pre-built templates, it lacks a variety of drag-and-drop elements beyond forms, buttons, and text boxes. This can be a disadvantage for users who are not tech-savvy and would benefit from more customizable elements

• High cost for small businesses: Despite its extensive features, the cost of ConvertFlow can be a hurdle for small businesses. The lowest price is $29/month, which may discourage small businesses from using the software without fully understanding its benefits

• Lack of direct integration with Salesforce: ConvertFlow does not offer direct integration with Salesforce. Users have to link ConvertFlow data to Salesforce through Zapier, which can be functional but not as efficient as a direct integration

• Frequent bugs and server failures: Users have reported constant bugs and server failures that interrupt the creation process. This can hinder productivity and lead to frustration

• Poor customer support: There have been complaints about the quality of customer support, with issues taking days to resolve. This can be a significant disadvantage for users who need immediate assistance.