Circle reviews
The all-in-one community platform for creators and brands
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I like the platform itself so far, but I really need to complain about the tech support. - They are the slowest among any tech services that I have seen. I really I'm not used to their speed of replying to your emails and solving problems. I needed to have a test community deleted in order to set up my new one. It's sort of an urgent matter, and it took them more than 72 hours to complete...
We switched our small community for watch collectors from Slack to Circle in March this year. The all-in-one package is definitely convincing. I haven't been as impressed with a tool as I am with Circle for a long time. Unfortunately, there is one major point of criticism for me and my community: the chat feature is simply not at the same level as the rest. In contrast to modern messengers, Circle is unfortunately still lagging far behind. I hope they will improve this feature asap.
We just completed migration of our popular discussion forum community engagement platform to Circle. The only regret is not doing it sooner! Our primary goals are to make the user experience easier and more engaging, while simplifying administration. In less than a week more than 100 new members have joined us, and many have provided extremely positive feedback. Circle made setting up our new community platform quick and easy. And it provides our users a familiar social feed with simple ways to connect and engage with others, without any of the ads, distractions, or privacy intrusion found on social media.
Circle is clunky and awful for members to use. It only has an app for Apple, not Android - they keep saying the Android app is coming. Even Apple users found it awkward. My 400+ member community declined because of the challenges with using the program. Avoid. If you have any problems, customer service help just ignore you. You'll need to email them around 6 times to get any response
Easy to use and create a community. Not as popular as social media platforms so requires a bit more effort to maintain community.
Circle is a great app for community building and networking. Its user-friendly interface and robust features foster meaningful connections and engagement. I'm optimistic that using Circle can truly enhance communication and collaboration within groups.
Flawless, the team starting from the Founders going down, is kind and transparent humans.
