Who Has A REAL Review Of Builderall?

You can get a 7 day free trial to see what all the hoopla is about.....

I started with 7 day trial and was able to access the "Builderall Business" resources.
I find it good especially for website and funnel creation. Great thing about Builderall is it provides a lot of tools required for online business. It is a Value for money.
Also has a good affiliate program. I am promoting the same within my signature.

I couldn't access any of the pre-made funnels or any other promotional material with the trial. Maybe I signed up for the basic?

Brent

I have a real review of the product, and I can tell you that it is like one of those product you can't really tell the effectiveness until you make a purchase.

I did make a purchase, and I am currently using it, and all I can say is WOW!!!

Think of it as the following: Having Clickfunnel premium + Getresponse Premium + Page builders tools + SEO package.

It is a true ALL-IN-ONE box. If you do your best, you will see result.

Cheers.

Consider that with any of those tools the quality of your offer and the effectiveness of your conversion process is what will make the money. Not the tools by themselves. For affiliates of the program, I'd be sure to point that out.

I agree.

I've already signed up some affiliates.

Brent

Been hearing a lot about Builderall recently, might have to look into it myself.

Well I can certainly help you with that Brent. I actually use the builderall platform every day. Although you may not need my input since this posting is 4 months old...but Im gonna give you my opinion anyways lol.

Ive been using the platform since June 2018. At the time I was looking for an all in one platform for a new client that had absolutely no online presence other than his corporate website. Builderall was like a gift that just landed in my lap. From the beginning, I was blown away by the value. For what they are charging for tons of tools you would pay for one tool.

I am an experienced digital marketer...and even I was overwhelmed by the dashboard. Newbies and beginners would definitely find it overwhelming. You literally dont know where to start because there are so many cool things you can do with the platform. Since joining they have made many improvements. The whole "getting started" area wasnt there when I started using it.

There is a learning curve for those that have used other website builders. There are some differences like there is no CSS (cascading style sheet) instead there is a visual style editor which is much easier to handle for non-techie users. There are 3 different site builders

1. Pixel Perfect
2. Mobile First
3. Responsive

Pixel Perfect is the easiest and my personal favorite...its drag n drop and super easy to use. Mobile first is as the name suggests..you create the mobile site first. I personally hate responsive...its a total pain in the ass to build with. Pixel Perfect is what they call adaptive and you can create different versions of your website for desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Mailing Boss is also a great tool...who doesnt want an all inclusive autoresponder. I have a newsletter and several ecourses that I use mailing boss for and havent had any real problems with it so far.

The only real negative comment I have about the whole experience is about my sponsor/affiliate. I had a bunch of questions and he never got back with me...eventually he did but couldnt answer any questions I had. I didnt want to have to open a support ticket for answers my sponsor should have been able to answer. I ended up ditching my sponsor and resigning up under someone who knew how to communicate properly.

Training and support is great...best Ive dealt with. There are literally hundreds of training videos and support gets back with you very promptly. I could go into more detail about the tools if you need me to.

A few words of advice. #1 Builderall is a market disrupter...no affiliates even mention this. When the CEO of ClickFunnels makes a drivetime video bitching about Builderall you know (common sense) overpriced platforms are shakin in their boots. #2 Research your sponsor...the good ones that are creating a community around their affiliates offer really good incentives.

I am currently in the training program to become a certified partner so if you have any questions about the platform dont hesitate to ask me any questions.


There is a bunch of new stuff coming soon...SMS and Canvas (like funelytics) is supposed to be released this week. CMS for mailing boss is also coming soon...but not yet.

I tried it and I have to say that it was a bit complicated and I don't like their websites as those were looking old. I was almost going to the business but I stepped away as as I didn't like their product.

Their 2 tier affiliate program is the best you can have and that is the reason why so many promote it. I wanted to use the software and be an affiliate at the same time but it wasn't good enough for me.

I am sure that the major of people don't use the software at all but only promote it.

This looks pretty good.. I think i'm going to try signing up for the trial.

I just spent a few hours researching Builderall, and these are the best balanced reviews that I've found so far:

My Builderall Experience: Email Marketing
https://www.newcenturywork.com/my-bu...ail-marketing/

BuilderAll Review 2019 - A Little Crazy
https://cybercashworldwide.com/builderall-review


Phil

I wasn't too impressed with the platform, although the affiliate program structure was good. It was two-tier, but most referrals dropped out in the first month with about half putting in refund requests.

They've just launched a new version. Not checked it out, so this relates to Builderall v2.

The dashboard is (was) laggy.

The web builders are really clunky and churn out crap code. Might not be an issue if you are just sending CPA offers, but I didn't like it. ClickFunnels is better in that respect, as is LeadPages. Personally, I'm using Elementor page builder with WordPress now for landing pages.

The Builderall templates looked really dated.

Presentation tool is worse than Google Slides. The Webinar component was in beta at the time.

The mailing list manager "MailingBoss" was the weakest link. Not a patch on established mailing list platforms.

Didn't check out the Facebook Messenger Chatbot, but the guy who introduced me to Builderall got banned on Facebook.

Like I say, this was checking out v2. I hear v3 is better but haven't looked into it. You have to pay to be an affiliate now by all accounts.

Didn't like the platform, didn't want to "recommend" it, so bunked out.

The idea was good, maybe they'll get it to where it needs to be.

I was a member of Builderall and my experience whilst I was there was not too bad, the platform works well and there are a lot of tools available for you to start building out but a bit pricey and an affiliate program which is why you will find it hard to find REAL reviews, I only stayed with them until I started venturing into my own website development with Wordpress and started to build my own online business empire.



I found that Builderall were really marketing a lot of products and services and gaining a back end affiliate commission from their members, they will allow you to build and market programs, provide you with all the promises of financial freedom, only for you to find that they are lining their pockets super fast.



There always seemed to be something else you had to pay for to get onto the next level, sadly it didn't work out for me and I turned to something that has allowed my ROI to skyrocket...

Thank you @newbiehelpinghands that's good to know! And I agree with @nmh that builderall's website templates are kinda lacking in design, and have an old-ish feel. Also, compared to Russel's templates that are highly optimized (via extensive split testing), it seems builderall's templates were designed by someone not knowledgable with CRO or other optimizations.

Also. You're forced to take builderall's most expensive plan if you want the capability of having over 15k subs, or want other features such webinars and evergreen webinars.

Lastly, while Russel's CF system has endless testimonials of users with significant success (plus CF has issued awards to several hundred members who made over 7 figures)... builderall on the other hand only has testimonials of members making small incomes, which tells me their system does not appeal to those who are success driven. Or perhaps successfull marketers try builder then jump to a different platform.

Having said all that...
Builderall's basic plans are affordable! So for those who cannot afford the high priced CF system, a good strategy may be to start with Builderall and get your funnels and payment system going; and you can always switch to CF or another platform later.