The social media functions they offer aren't 100% working. Which will result in scheduling your content and their software won't post it. Customer Service can't even help. It's a tragedy. Two months... See more
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The social media functions they offer aren't 100% working. Which will result in scheduling your content and their software won't post it. Customer Service can't even help. It's a tragedy. Two months... See more
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Suckered me into buying a "lifetime deal" only to announce a "next gen platform" that I, as a lifetime licensee would have to pay for. Vague promises to continue to develop the "old platform", what... See more
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Don’t fall for the promises; it’s a SCAM. I too signed up for the lifetime subscription. They keep reducing the number of platforms, then introduced an “upgrade” but only for new subscribers leavi... See more
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Edit (April 16th, 2024): pathetic attempt by HeroPost to manipulate ratings here. Attempting to remove authentic ratings AND creating fake profiles (profiles with similar generic display pictures... See more
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I purchased lifetime access early on for $197, especially because the messaging at the time emphasized “get in now before it’s not offered again.”
That created the expectation that I was locking in long-term access to the features included.
Now, features that were originally part of that offer are being moved behind a subscription, and I’m being asked to pay again.
I understand businesses evolve, but changing what “lifetime access” includes after using urgency-based messaging is disappointing and feels misleading.
I paid $197 for Heropost’s PRO LIFETIME plan to support them early on and was promised full, unlimited lifetime access to their social media management tool. That meant unlimited accounts and future integrations — exactly what you expect when you hand over a big wedge of cash to back a platform.
Now they’ve pulled a bait-and-switch: TikTok and other integrations are locked behind new paid plans, and even adding accounts is restricted unless you “upgrade.” Their excuse? They claim it’s a “new platform,” as if that somehow cancels the lifetime deal. It doesn’t — under UK law (Consumer Rights Act 2015, Misrepresentation Act 1967) you can’t just re-label a product to strip away what was sold.
This is a disgusting way to treat loyal early adopters. Instead of honouring their promises, they try to wriggle out of them with a cheapskate move. Pathetic.
Chargeback requested — I suggest others do the same.
This company is a complete scam – now they are offering “Lifetime Users” unlimited lifetime access again, of course not for free, you have to pay $397 again. They want to rip off those who paid for the lifetime license back then. Don't let them fool you. The company is obviously short of cash again and wants to cash in...
I bought hero post in September 23 2021. I was supposed to have PRO Lifetime access on the account.
I was supposed to have access to unlimited accounts and unlimited posting to: Facebook, Instagram, Google Business, X (formerly Twitter), LinkedIn (profile and business page), Reddit, Pinterest, Youtube. I payed $197.
And they cut access to most of the accounts and now they give me a promotional code to buy again the lifetime access with 35% discount. What a shame I already was supposed to have access to what I payed and now they don't honor their price. If you use them you will end up in my situation in a few years.
I asked them for a refund to my lifetime access and they refused even tho I provided evidence with what I payed and what I was supposed to get. I also asked to get access to what I payed and they refused. They stoped replying to my messages I have all the email chain saved. I wish I can post for all of you, all the email conversation, to see how they treat their initial customers.
We originally joined Heropost under their "lifetime" access model, which was heavily promoted with promises of ongoing updates and new features. These promises were never fulfilled — the platform was rarely updated, buggy, and often completely unusable. We were eventually forced to "upgrade" to a paid plan to access basic functionality, despite paying for lifetime access.
The upgraded system was a major letdown. It was slow, constantly crashing, and failed to publish scheduled posts more often than not. For a platform designed to save time and streamline social media, it did the complete opposite — we wasted more time trying to make it work than it ever saved us.
The real issue, however, came with their billing. Heropost charged us for a renewal without sending any notice, and we did not agree to an ongoing subscription. Our account hadn’t even been used since June 2024, yet they still took a full annual payment without warning, removing our ability to cancel in advance.
When we contacted support, they flatly refused a refund, hid behind their vague terms of service, and claimed the charge was non-refundable – even though we were never told this would automatically renew, nor were we given the opportunity to opt out.
This behavior is not just unprofessional, it’s unethical and borders on fraudulent. We are now:
Taking legal action
Reporting this to our bank as a fraudulent charge
Filing complaints with consumer protection authorities
Publicly sharing our experience to prevent others from falling into the same trap
Avoid Heropost at all costs. Their platform is unreliable, their business practices are deceptive, and their customer service shows no concern for fairness or transparency.

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Lifetime deal scam! They gave a lame excuse about a new version which the lifetime deal didn't cover, but this was completely unacceptable. I hope they get sued into oblivion and stop anyone else from ever pulling this crap.

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Scam company, purchased lifetime account which they reneged on and wanted me to upgrade. Avoid this company.

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we purchased a plan long time ago, now they area asking to pay them again.

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SCAM. They upgraded their platform and now I have to pay monthly for Google business account. They lied to us with their lifetime. stay away at all cost

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LIFETIME SCAM... TERRIBLE SUPPORT... I used the platform to generate QR CODES for files... Now, all the printed magazines with those codes are in the trash... 🗑️ They literally made me lose money and job opportunities...
Life time offer is a scam... we purchased the lifetime plan and then surprise surprise they bring out another platform and try to sell you the lifetime again... company is a joke.

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Lifetime offer scam. They sold me a lifetime sub then removed all the features I bought it for. Luckily I did get some use out of it but overall not a trustworthy company IMO to much over-promising and under-delivering.

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I feel completely misled by Heropost's so-called "lifetime" deal. When I purchased, I was promised essential features like unlimited workspaces, unlimited social profiles, and posting to Google My Business. Now, after a platform change, these features have been ripped away, rendering the product far less useful and nowhere near what I paid for.
This is a blatant bait-and-switch. Selling a "lifetime" license, only to remove critical features later, is deceptive and unethical. Heropost sold me on these features, and now they've made the product almost worthless for my needs. A lifetime deal should mean full access to what was promised – not that the company can strip away functionality whenever they please.
Customer service has been slow and unhelpful, and I’m left feeling scammed. Heropost should either restore all the features they promised or offer a full refund. As it stands, this company has lost all credibility. I would strongly advise anyone considering Heropost to stay far away – they don't deliver on their promises.

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This company sold lifetime subs then changed their platform. This activity wiped all of our history, posting calendar for future and past, and left us with less posting capabilities. Bad business and ultimately poor leadership and decision making skills at the top of this company.

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Purchased a lifetime account and if they still try to sell it, you will be scammed. Now limited to 50 posts which used to have unlimited. Extremely disappointed.

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About six months ago, someone I trust recommended Heropost to me. Unfortunately, it quickly proved to be a disaster. Posts were missing, and I had to fix their errors manually. Then came the so-called ‘platform upgrade.’ Despite being a lifetime member, they had the nerve to ask me to ‘upgrade’ my subscription. Wait, what? That’s when I realized I was being scammed. Naturally, I refused.
But things got worse. When their new platform launched, none of my posts—over 2.5 years’ worth of content with three posts a week—were migrated. It seemed like punishment for refusing to upgrade. These underhanded tactics are unacceptable and need to be exposed.
When I emailed customer service (yes, email in this day and age!), they took three hours to respond with a flimsy excuse. I replied, and—surprise—I never heard back. If you’re considering a social media management platform, do yourself a favor and look elsewhere. There are plenty of better options that won’t waste your time or money.

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SCAM! I signed up for the lifetime plan. Everything went well for 2 years. Then they decided to "update their platform" and I was forced to use the new platform which had 2 main features I used taken away. If I wanted those features I have to pay a premium subscription price. I asked for those same features back and support kept sending me the same paragraph and not acknowledging what I was saying. Horrible business and they don't care about their customers, only charging them more.

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They are not trustworthy. They promised a lifetime deal with all future upgrades, but after just 1.5 years, I’ve already lost access to many features. Now they’re asking me to subscribe to a monthly plan. It feels like they’re starting to scam people. Even if I subscribe again, it’s not worth it because the platform has too many problems. I wouldn’t recommend them. Stay away from this kind of business.

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Biggest Scam ive ever seen! lifetime membership has been cut in half with an excuse that the social media platforms have upgraded and now we have to pay to use the same features from before! Beware they will take your money and have a horrible customer service to not help you out!

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