Web Craftive Studios Reviews 7

My website has been offline for 2 months now. I paid for a website, 3 years of servers and site maintenance and now have absolutely nothing to show for it. A Civil suit seems to be the only option as it seems that they have packed up and left the country!

Be Warned
The con artists of webcraftivestudios.com will:
1. Take your money
2. Give you the runaround
3. Go missing for weeks at a time
4. Give you 15 different project managers
5. Give you a headache and cause you to file civil suit for internet crimes they commit against you.
They are a bunch of scammers! Search elsewhere!

I have been a client of Web Craftive Studios. for nearly 6 months, and I can honestly say this is the best game development company I have ever worked with. They are very responsive, professional, and dedicated to ensuring that every detail is executed perfectly.

If you see a good rating for Web Craftive, you are reading a plant. I've worked with them for six months and there is nothing they haven't done wrong. NOTHING. I got talked into paying up front - the biggest mistake ever! I have had so many different people working on my account, they keep getting fired or leaving, and every time I have to start from the very beginning. They keep no notes. The IT people are just marginal. I spent weeks trying to get rid of typos. TYPOS!!! I had to pay for my own video which was in my contract. I had to pay to have my blogs transferred because they didn't know how to do it. $400 because I was desperate to get them transferred. The project managers will promise you anything. Someone named Jeff Williams came really close to threatening me. I wasn't sure they weren't going to sabotoge my site. Then Sam Peterson took my credit card for hosting and was about to put $6,000 on it for a dedicated server -- which in no way I need. I spent six months begging, and I mean every single day, begging for my site to be finished. It was a Wordpress template. How hard is that? I knew every single thing I wanted prior to hiring them. I knew the Wordpress template I wanted. I sent a hand drawn picture of what my site should look like and an example of another site that I based my site on. And still it was pulling teeth to get anything done. The last and final thing is that they are sending me a proposal for $5,000 for SEO for three months. I'm a small site that hasn't been up and running for 6 months. What are they thinking? And one thing I find that all site builders do. They never STFU. They talk and talk and don't say anything. The project managers are very young and no idea what they are doing. They just told me to stop talking over them when I was trying to tell them to stop talking. Then they talked over me. Now they are lying about that. Web Craftive Studios is abusive. Trying to get a site done is one of the worst experiences you will ever have in your life. They're all bad. But this one is extra bad. Get a tight contract. Don't pay up front. Otherwise you have no control at all. Prepare to beg and be abused. If you're into that!

The experience I have had with this organization had been the worst I have ever had. The created a website filled with gibberish that I can’t get into to update. They called me twice after I paid and wanted more money on a Friday afternoon. I have called and asked for technical support and no one had returned my call. The worst was I asked for help on their FB page and they used the “F” word back to me. How are they still in business? Do not use them. Just set your money on fire. Same result.

It was amazing to work with an agency that ticks all the boxes, whether it’s quality, communication, or turnaround time.
I desperately needed to get done with my online clothing store’s design and development because I had already waited long enough. Luckily, I came across them through social media. Their services and the listed prices convinced me, so I filled in my contact info and got a call on the same day.
I was contacted by their project manager, Sam Morales, who made everything so much easier. I had an hour-long discussion with him, where I communicated my requirements, and he told me how I could get an even better deal by explaining everything without any jargon.
I was blown away by his command of all the technicalities and how easily he explained everything to a layperson like me. So, I ended up signing a six-week eCommerce development contract with Web Craftive Studios.
He quickly shared my requirements with the team from the get-go and ensured everything was working as expected. I got the design concepts in a week. And got the final website, with everything in place, including the content, sometime in the fourth week. This meant I had enough time to review the website carefully and show it to my friends for their feedback.
I am grateful to their team, especially Sam, who made it possible to launch my store in time. And the best part is, I didn’t have to compromise on quality or pay a huge amount to get it.

It was nice working with Web Craftive Studio’s team. I loved that I was able to customize my site however I wanted. Also, I liked their team’s communication, especially Zack, who was quite helpful throughout the project.