Customer experiences by subject
Support and onboarding
What do customers describe?
Customers describe support in practical terms: Sarita received a personal walkthrough video, Robin describes monthly meetings and daily contact, and several others mention responsive answers to questions. These are customer experiences at the time of their testimonials; they do not specify a universal response-time commitment.
Robin Bergman’s Adigy review
Robin describes a catalogue of around 50 books and high advertising spend before Adigy. His reported outcome is daily net profit, supported by monthly meetings and daily contact.
He provides no profit amount or audited account figures. His experience should not be treated as a typical profit forecast.
Read Robin Bergman’s full account and transcript →Sarita Oosthuysen’s Adigy review
Sarita reports doubled book sales over three months and explicitly says she started from a small base. She also describes a personal walkthrough video when she needed help.
No unit sales, revenue or profit figures are provided. Doubling a small starting base is different from doubling a large catalogue’s sales.
Read Sarita Oosthuysen’s full account and transcript →Mike Popovs’s Adigy review
Mike reports advertising costs falling by around half about two days after starting, while royalties remained the same. He also describes direct access to support.
The comparison is an early observation, with no budget amounts or longer-term figures. Unchanged royalties and lower spend do not quantify net profit.
Read Mike Popovs’s full account and transcript →Caroline Bamford’s Adigy review
Caroline describes struggling with ads herself and royalties around $400–$500 a month before Adigy. She reports a rise from $500 to $1,500 after two weeks and support with the platform.
She was only about a month into using Adigy. Her projected September royalties are a forecast, not a confirmed result; royalties are not net profit.
Read Caroline Bamford’s full account and transcript →Cari Haus’s Adigy review
Cari compares Adigy with previous tools where spending or ACoS required intervention. She reports decreasing ACoS, increasing sales and occasional monitoring, alongside responsive support.
No numerical ACoS, sales totals or measured time saving are given. The account describes her experience rather than a quantified comparison of tools.
Read Cari Haus’s full account and transcript →Tina Lybarger’s Adigy review
Tina describes being new to Amazon book sales and using Adigy for a little over two months. She reports 154 books sold in 24 days in October and sales across several countries.
She gives no previous sales baseline, ad spend or profit figures. The account does not establish how many sales came directly from advertising.
Read Tina Lybarger’s full account and transcript →Theresa Choy’s Adigy review
Theresa describes about six months of use and finds campaign suggestions easier to work with than the Amazon campaign platform. She also praises customer support.
Her expectation of making more money as she publishes more books is forward-looking. No measured sales, earnings or time saving is provided.
Read Theresa Choy’s full account and transcript →Avi Wolfson’s Adigy review
Avi describes a little over a month using Adigy and values the combination of automation and human support. He discusses the difficulty of managing hundreds or thousands of campaigns manually.
His positive results are not quantified. The transcript does not confirm his exact campaign count or provide a measured comparison with another service.
Read Avi Wolfson’s full account and transcript →How was this collection selected?
Adigy selected and publishes these testimonials. Figures are customer-reported and have not been independently audited by this site. These accounts are not a representative survey or a guarantee of future results.
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