I have to admit that I initially purchased BotStar for FOMO. I mean, I’m just like most others - not wanting to miss out on a great deal. Now, I realize how much my decision to “get in” was a wise one.

I don’t usually write unsolicited reviews because I need to be super impressed for me to take time out.

Well, some of my clients have $100 million in annual revenue and invest over $1 million per month in Facebook Ads. I’ve helped them grow by developing (custom coding) sales and marketing systems and funnels. That’s to say I’ve been around with a lot of players across multiple industries and it’s kind of hard to impress me.

So, am I super impressed? Well, yes and no.

As BotStar is right now, it’s good. I’ve only really used ManyChat. I can say BotStar holds its own. But, ManyChat is cleaner. It’s easier to move around in the app. It doesn’t mean BotStar has a horrible UI/UX - because it doesn’t.

I had a small challenge with my custom domain. Although it took longer than I would have liked (a few days back and forth) in email, the team was responsive.

Where BotStar really shines is the ability to customize and scale, and it’s roadmap. I really believe if the company follows the roadmap, they can become a real competitor to ManyChat.

It’s awesome that they are allowing their clients to have influence on the roadmap. That will take BotStar to the top, I believe.

I maxed out and purchased as many of the codes as I could. My suggestion to you is to get as many as you can right now. You can make the investment back in no time, whether you are building bots for your own company or developing them for your clients.