WyzAnt reviews

When WyzAnt got money from Silicon Valley in 2014 everything started to fall apart. The co-founders hired a guy (who in my opinion was totally incompetent and who ended up being fired almost exactly a year later) in San Francisco to run the company remotely, they pushed out all the good, talented people who got them there in the first place and then they just started indiscriminately hiring people at a furious rate. The quality of the people went way down. there was no focus and no fun.

App had low functionality at first, but now it's way better. The cancellation fee structure is a little mushy, so if you're not a confrontational person you will still feel guilty about charging for cancellations (it's up to your discretion to charge). WyzAnt takes a pretty significant chunk of your take-home pay at first, but as long as you set your rate high enough it's not a big deal. Your focus should be to bring in your own clients from social media/other advertising/word of mouth, as well; that way you get 95% of your rate.