LassoReviews of getlasso.co

I've been a Lasso customer for years and refer them to everyone I know who is an Amazon affiliate. I added Lasso to all of my sites, and it basically increased our affiliate revenue by 50-75%. It also saved a bunch of time adding/updating images and links all over the place. Affiliate plus has been a great new addition too. They basically found products I was already selling and helped me tap into higher commissions from them. And I didn't even have to do anything :) The team is great too. There have been times where I needed something really specific for my sites and they shipped it in an update within a week. Thank you guys!

I recently installed Lasso’s plugin on my website and soon experienced a technical issue. The Cactus icon was not showing up on my WordPress Classic Editor’s toolbar. I reached out to Caitlin in customer support. She was amazing. She jumped right in and fixed it muy pronto. She gets five stars for that. And at this early juncture, when it comes to Lasso’s ad designs, options, and ease of implementation, I couldn’t be happier—five stars too!

I signed up for the monthly plan to test the plugin and for several reasons (one of them is that it crashes on my website's theme) I decided to cancel. Unfortunately, there is NO WAY to cancel on the website, we are forced to use a fake chat because no one ever answers. My card was charged again for a service that I no longer want and that I tried to cancel (by chat, by email and was unable to do so). Think very carefully before signing up for a service that you enter your card and cannot cancel. I do not recommend it at all. Update: My refund has been issued and the subscription has been cancelled today.

Easy to use! Even for brand newbies like me. Customer service was prompt and very helpful!

Get Lasso is a joke. Be aware: We appreciate your participation in the Amazon Associates Program / Amazon Influencer Program and the valuable role that associates and influencers like yourself play in shaping the customer experience. During a recent review of your account, we found that your account may be giving a third party, including vendors or reporting systems like Get Lasso, access to program content as a secondary owner on your account. This is a violation of the Operating Agreement terms and conditions which say “You will not disclose Confidential Information to any third party (other than your affiliates bound by confidentiality obligations).” We have removed the secondary owner from your store on your behalf. Please do not re-add this creator as a secondary owner or you risk your account being closed.

It's a scam site that gets affiliate comission from other affiliates. For example if you search for Tidal.com affiliate program you get this "getlasso.co" scam website which gives you a link to sign up on CJ.com to become an affiliate of Tidal.com. Only that tidal.com doesn't work with cj.com and the offer displayed on "getlasso.co" is just a scam offer. Please report this cam site to cj.com and other affiliates that it works with.

I usually try not to make negative comments as much as possible. But I am sad to see a start-up company being so cruel to start-ups. Last year, we integrated our entire site with Lasso. It took us 2 months to organize all the content and transfer it from the old system to Lasso. During this time, we were paying monthly, but they convinced us to switch to an annual payment plan with a campaign. However, instead of seeing an improvement in performance, we experienced a significant drop in traffic on both of our websites. It took 2-3 months after the integration to realize the negative impact. Once we were aware of the situation, we requested a refund just 1 month after making our annual payment. Unfortunately, they cited their 14-day refund policy and did not meet our demands. We are still tied to the annual plan, but the financial damage to our business was substantial. Additionally, we feel that we paid for a service that did not deliver as promised. Even now, we are paying for a service that we only used for 1 month, and it has significantly impacted our income. They handled our situation in a very unsympathetic manner. Throughout our usage, we reported the issues we encountered to the support team, and we endeavoured to be cooperative users. While the application is still in development, we tried to be patient and support the improvements. But maybe such good intentions were a mistake. Perhaps the other party wasn't as honest as you. The application caused significant damage to our database. Even now, we are still unable to completely remove all traces of Lasso from the database. It seems impossible to fully erase its impact, and when uninstalling the plugin, the damage caused by the application remains. The $40 annual plugin we switched and currently utilize has performed well, and our traffic has increased despite Google's March update. In conclusion, my advice is not to integrate it into your entire site or purchase an annual plan based on their campaigns. Test the free version on a few pages first, and only proceed if you see a positive impact.

In 7 years of running my blog, I have never experienced a worse company than Lasso. Their product repeatedly broke my site over the course of years. The problem is you get locked in because it's hard to change out all your displays once you get them set up. Then they started introducing all these link scanning features which would literally break our site. The worst features ever from a site functionality perspective, in my opinion. We tried to leave and then Lasso upsold us on a $3,600 "custom" package that would supposedly fix the issue (by stripping out the scanning features we never asked for). Lasso did not actually deliver on what was promised in the contract. At one point an executive of Lasso bragged to me about having access to so much customer data from other sites (just my two cents - Lasso can't be trusted, so be careful what you share in terms of click and affiliate data!) After months of trying to get them to deliver what they promised, Lasso finally agreed in writing to a partial refund as a settlement. That was in March, 2024. I never got the refund they promised. My opinion - RUN away from Lasso as far as you can. The worst decision of my blogging career was to ever sign up for this awful service.