Who is using OfficeAutopilot?

I have heard from my friend who is impressed by its efficient management of all online payments and charge backs and its helpful customer support staff.

Hi all,

Infusionsoft is a great piece of software and we respect what they've accomplished very much. We think they're great and we have fun competing with them. However, I have to correct JVManna about a few things regarding OfficeAutopilot and who we serve. Here's a more complete picture:


- OfficeAutopilot is an all-in-one business and marketing automation platform that includes CRM, email marketing, e-commerce, affiliate management, landing pages, forms, complete membership site management and the industry's most powerful and flexible automation system that ties it all together. Clients tend to choose OfficeAutopilot because we have the tools they need organized in a way that makes it simple for them to understand and use, and because they are supported by a team passionate about their success.


- We have well over 2k clients from all over the world in many industries: service providers, manufacturers, franchises, information marketers, professional service providers, and many more. We have been in business, growing profitably and without debt or VC funding, since 2006.


- We successfully deliver millions of emails every day on behalf of our clients which include some of the largest list-owners online. My understanding is that Infusion recommends not to use their solution for contact databases over 500k names (please correct me if I'm wrong!) while we support many clients with databases several times larger than that. We keep those clients because their own tests prove that they earn more using our system than when they don't.


- First year of Infusionsoft (at a level comparable to OfficeAutopilot) costs ~$5600 while the first year of OfficeAutopilot comes in around $3600.


Of course, there are many details that would recommend one solution over another given a particular businesses needs but this is not the place for all that.


I really am not here to shamelessly self-promote, but also can't leave incorrect information standing unanswered. Thank you for allowing me to correct the public record here!

We just started using it today. Picked i up in a 6 month bundle deal through HeistIt.

Like Infusion, the segmentation is tag based and you can trigger different sequences based on events and actions of your contacts.

I used Infusion with a client that had it last year. For me it seemed too confusing, that comes with the power and flexibility.

OAP is somewhat confusing a bit as well, but it seemed to make more sense.

Today I was able to get affiliate program, products, membership site in Wordpress, Affiliate & Customer center in Wordpress all setup. Also started importing our lists from Aweber and tagging them.

There was a note on their support docs that it didn't work with OptimizePress but doesn't seem to be having any issues now. The doc also mention not supporting BuddyPress, but I know Mike Hill is using that in his new membership site for Super Friends.

We got a screaming deal of OAP and 5 other tools/site for less than 1 month of OAP, but I can already see huge benefits of moving over from AWeber and Nanacast.

We moved to Nanacast from Wishlist, but looking forward to moving back to Wordpress as the delivery platform because of the flexibilty. Next step will be moving that up to Amazon EC2 for scalability during launches and manage that with bitnami.

Kevin

I wouldn't say they reverse engineered it. The feature set is very similar, yes, but I actually think the architecture of OAP is significantly better.

From a pricing standpoint, the only annoyance is the volume-based pricing. If you have a large list, and you are mailing them every day or two, OAP is significantly more expensive than InfusionSoft.