SeedingUp Reviews

Summary: 100% publisher deception
After 12 months, they fulfill the client guarantee but skip publisher payment.
Poor communication; managers ignore messages.
Numerous publishers scammed similarly.
Advertisers lose articles despite paying.

Positive: They do not pay publishers.

If you are a client looking to order an article publication, keep in mind that your article will definitely be removed after a year since they won’t pay the website owner.

Here’s how their cunning scheme to deceive publishers works:

The funds in the publisher's account are credited monthly in small portions, 1/12 of the article's cost. Therefore, there’s no point in requesting a payout until the full 12 months have passed.

Once the 12 months are over, they have fulfilled their promised 12-month guarantee to the client. At this point, they no longer need to pay the publisher.

In my case, they didn’t pay for 8 publications, totaling 280 euros.

Initially, after a 2-month delay, I thought it was a technical issue on their side that they would resolve. At first, their manager responded with template phrases like “I’ll check,” “I’ll look into it,” or “I’ll verify.”

Later, they stopped responding to any messages altogether. That’s when I decided to check their reviews on Trustpilot. It turned out they had scammed a large number of publishers in the same way.

So, if you’re an advertiser pleased with their work, their polite communication, and the fact that your article is published—don’t get your hopes up or rush to thank them. They will deceive the website owner after 12 months, and your article will be taken down for non-payment.

Even though you are a conscientious client who paid for the article in good faith, the outcome benefits only the scammers at Seedingup:

The website owner ends up with no money.
The advertiser ends up without the article.

Negative: They do not pay publishers.
After 12 months, they fulfill the client guarantee but skip publisher payment.
Poor communication; managers ignore messages.
Numerous publishers scammed similarly.
Advertisers lose articles despite paying.

Summary: Support is a joke.

Positive: None.

Negative: They don't pay publishers.