LambdaTest vs Whatagraph

Their customer service is very good and their pricing is reasonable for all that they offer.

- John K.

I used Lamdatest as a freelancer. I became self-employed and didn't need it anymore, I did however forget to cancel my yearly subscription. I contacted support as soon as I got charged to ask for a refund. I was offered a partial refund (around 70% of the price) and continued usage for the rest of the year. They also re-quoted their Terms and Conditions. I understand of course that the company is covered legally but compared to the (many) times this has happened to me, this is the only company that responded this way. I will not use them again and I would not recommend.

- Athanasios A.

Our customers started reporting that our websites stuck in lower verisons of IE and Firefox. So we thought to get it tested and yes they stuck!. Thanks to LambdaTest with its enrich features we were able to build a compatible website.

- Avalokita P.

It's very easy to use, and the support staff is very responsive and easy to work with. They typically resolve any issues within the day, sometimes within a few minutes.

- Nico T.

Not done. There's zero chance I would trust this with clients. During the sales process, I was told we could white label the product on our own URL. After seeing there was no obvious way to make that happen in the app, I reached out to support and was told that feature wasn't available. I bristled at that because that was a big part of the deal for us. Eventually, they said they could make it happen. We never set it up though because there were simply too many other red flags. I think the support people were nice and good intentioned. I just think the product is not stable and needs some thought put into it. I have screenshots, videos, and chat transcripts that I'm happy to share with anyone who wants to know more about my experience. I tried to get a refund, but they let me know that they don't that. They did offer me a free month, but what use is a free month of something that doesn't solve your problem. So, they took me for $800. The software costs $3,200/year, at least that was the "deal" I got. I'm hoping anyone considering this product will read this and take my experience into consideration. Again, I think it's a great idea. Execution is very lacking.

- Joseph H.

We are showing our clients the work that we're doing for them and this is incredibly important for our clients ROI. They want to see results and having a tool like WhatAGraph that can show data from virtually every source we use is hugely important.

- John S.