Every time I need to expand and need to utilize new features I find they're already available in the software

A bit of a learning curve but not for the determined business owner

Overall it's been a great website building solution. It gives me the flexibility I need without being an overly cumbersome program or being tied into a monthly payment plan like most software is. Their support team can be a little delayed (they're in the U.K., I'm in the U.S.) so that's something to be aware of, but it mostly seems to be a time zone thing and not because they're unresponsive to customers.

Optimizepress is the perfect software for building websites full of features on the Wordpress platform. It's simple to use but full of incredibly useful features like email integration, sales funnels, membership platforms, etc. They have a great subscriber area where they teach you everything you need to know about using the software. In that area you can also see the websites you have licensed and make any changes you need.

Set up time between different sites can take some time. If you're building one site, it's not too bad, but setting it up on multiple websites will take a little bit of time and patience to get it going. It's a simple process, so it's not that big of an issue.

very bad

Optimizepress is a terrible tool. I lost so much money in advertising and found out that I had low inquires because of the program after testing other solutions. About 3 out of 5 people are not registered, many people contacting me telling that they didn't get my link magnet. I use an email solution and tried to but my lead manner without optimizepress and it works 100% of the time. I even tried myself with different computers and different emails. It worked 50% of the time. This is very frustrating. I find it rude that you they do not offer refund as well when you complain. I tried to contacted them to fix the problem. very bad customer support. I lost 150$, DO NOT PURCHASE IT...

it doesn't work and it broke my website.

I've used Optimizepress for a long time, over ten years. I took a break a few years ago and tried most other competitors. It wasn't the same. I couldn't find anything that compared. I bought this license a few weeks ago, some things have changed but I enjoy building pages with OP, it's not a task I have to force myself to do. It's been a new challenge.

The freedom to create exactly what I want. I have four websites at the moment and they are completely different. One is a one-page information site, one is an Author site that captures leads with a small store. One is a portfolio / blog and the other is for courses in health and fitness. I can decide exactly what I want them to look like or how to perform and with Optimizepress there is a way to do all of that.

There is a learning curve, especially for beginners and this can be frustrating.

Using Optimizepress has really helped us modernise the look and feel of our sites, and with ease of use, it means we can quickly build new pages to test out new layouts or features without too much work. The cloud storage for saved sections also means that once I have created a new content box or similar which works really well I can import it to a completely separate site by just saving it once. The ability to still use plugins also means that anything that is not covered with Optimizepress can still potentially be set up

The ease of use with low code. I had no experience with web development when I first started using Optimizepress back in 2.0 days so my introduction to building web pages was using that. After I had switched jobs I was introduced to our Drupal site which takes a bit more understanding of HTML and CSS to get anything out of which bottlenecks updating the site as I couldn't get users to login and update it themselves, it had to go through IT, that is where Optimizepress helps a lot as I can get a new user to play around with the page builder and they can understand it rather intuitively to add text and images to a page, that leaves me with time to just tweak the pages with the tools available like the text decorations or the custom scripts if you wanted to get really fancy.

The only issue I have really run into was with our hosting but they have always been more than supportive when it comes to trying to work around it. I would like to see more integrations but the ones they already have will more than likely serve most people. There were some features that I used in OP 2.0 that have not been bought across yet but I believe they are being worked on. The HTML Optin form builder does not work with our forms so we have to use the Custom HTML element, which works, but the opt-in forms look a lot nicer on the page