SiteGrinder 3.1 user reviews

This is total CRAP. Whatever you do DON'T buy this software. The lack of usablility, support and the fact that it crashes all the time should get you running the other way.

I have used it for 5 years and have noe given up

I've used SiteGrinder for a couple of years, but have become disenchanted. It's just too buggy. I think MediaLab should focus on fixing their software instead of charging for upgrades that still have lots of problems.

I am not a coder and have used SiteGrinder quite a bit, but I am very disappointed at how bug-ridden it is. I just paid for the latest upgrade, and it isn't working. Not good tech support, either. Seems to me these guys are so focused on marketing that they don't attend to making their product work well. I'm going to ask for my money back on the latest upgrade. Guess I'd best learn to code my own.

It would be great if this product produced good HTML/CSS, but there are some serious holes in its CSS, default and secondary font support, and HTML implementation. HTML produced will most definitely need to be tweaked. In the end, if it only gets you 75% of the way there, the other 25% will still need coder support. And that coder will probably charge you more out of the frustration of dealing with this code output.

As long as your not a purist, i suppose it's sufficient.... it's not logical templating but it does validate (alot of thier sample sites don't)... and as far as SEO goes, it's dreadful.... in the short term it may be a few hours quicker.... in the long term, it's just not worth it.

Anything that hinders SEO, Just isn't worth it...

You really need to weigh up the pro's and con's and decide wether it's right for you?

SiteGrinder is a fairly good product but I am very sorry for buying it. Their licensing scheme makes you contract them if you upgrade Photoshop to another version or use another photoshop if you machine crashes (as mine did). I was down for a couple weeks without being about to update my site at a critical time because because of this. Imagine you upgrade or need to move to another copy of photoshop and you can't move ahead until you beg for new license info, which they provide at their liesure?

SiteGrinder gets a huge THUMBS DOWN.

- Glenn