Hibu reviews

Salaries start at $43,000 annually, which already speaks volumes. You’re given just 10 total days of PTO per year, but can only use 5 per half. The rest? Use it or lose it. The AE role isn’t what it sounds like. You’re expected to book your own appointments, sell them yourself, and then manage the client relationship afterward. Don’t expect much support from the digital marketing specialists, many times they scare away prospects with inflated budgets that don’t match the reality of small business needs. The quota? Two new clients per month at an average price point that’s completely unrealistic in today’s market, especially when competitors are offering websites for $100. Expect to push $800/month packages for services that often don’t deliver real value to local businesses just to get a minimum sale. Worse yet, my reputation in the community suffered. I’ve received threats, angry calls, and bad reviews simply because I was associated with what I was required to sell. That’s not something I take lightly.

-Extremely high turnover - Low Base Salary - Constant Changing Pay Structure - They lie and tell you it’s all warm leads. It’s a cold calling job - You sell small businesses and then they cancel and you get charged back on your commissions when inevitably the program you sell them fails - Want to promise the world to customers and then on the back end build extremely generic and terrible websites and programs, leading customers to cancel. - Managers seem to do nothing to help you and then you get all blame