Scratch-mode deep run. Scouted 7 niches from 23 HN seeds and marketplace reviews of 31 Shopify apps and 18 WordPress plugins, then mined 842 records on WordPress event ticketing.
The pain is real and well documented: on WordPress.org, small organizers and their agencies say events plugin updates break ticket sales, paid support goes silent and renewals jump 50%. But the obvious fix, a hosted checkout that looks native on WordPress, already exists (Ticket Spot, with only 40+ installs; Ticket Tailor's embed). Nonprofits get ticketing free from Zeffy, and the WordPress.org forums forbid promotion, so organizer-direct scores 55. Pivot to WordPress agencies managing many small-org sites (57 on paper, untested) and run the 7-day agency test before building anything.
55 / 100
Scored with the reasoning shown. Higher is better on every axis.
| # | Opportunity | Score | pain | willingness to pay | competition gap | founder fit | reachability | build cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Update-proof ticketing for WordPress agencies (pivot A′) Hosted ticket checkout that looks native on clients' WordPress sites, sold to agencies at one flat price. | 57 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 6 | 5 | 6 |
| 2 | Shopify packing-slip and invoice printing Reliable bulk order printing for Order Printer refugees. | 57 | 6 | 5 | 3 | 8 | 6 | 8 |
| 3 | Shopify digital-file and licence-key delivery Simple digital delivery after SendOwl's price change. | 56 | 5 | 6 | 3 | 8 | 6 | 8 |
| 4 | Update-proof ticket checkout for small WordPress organizers (A) Hosted checkout and monitored ticket delivery, embedded natively in the organizer's own WordPress site. | 55 | 7 | 6 | 3 | 6 | 5 | 6 |
| 5 | Shopify search after Search & Discovery regressions Exact-match/SKU search for small Shopify catalogs. | 55 | 6 | 6 | 3 | 7 | 6 | 5 |
| 6 | Shopify bundles with variants Bundles that handle variants without a stack of paid apps. | 53 | 6 | 6 | 3 | 6 | 6 | 5 |
| 7 | Cookie consent after free tiers went paid A free-feeling cookie banner for WordPress. | 48 | 5 | 3 | 3 | 7 | 6 | 7 |
The agency buyer has evidence behind it: agencies report updates crashing client sites (a1, a2), are pulling plugins from the sites they built (a3), and hold multiple licences (a4). Ticket Spot already sells the organizer-facing version (k1), so the gap is narrow (4). Reach is unproven: WordPress.org forums forbid promotion (k8). A hypothesis to test, not a proven gap.
“Bad Support, often crashing our customer sites.”
“Without any warning, this broke several of our customers sites.”
172 of 380 Order Printer reviews are 1-star (s4, s5), but Order Printer Pro is rated 4.9 across 2,989 reviews. Scored at scout depth. Pain is capped at 6 because the evidence is a single review page, short of the rubric's 2+ sources for 7+. Reach is held at 6 because free places to pitch weren't checked at scout depth.
“Order Printer DOES NOT print the orders in correct sequence.”
“Still unusable two years later. Still will not import our template.”
SendOwl's price complaints (s10, s11) and regressions in Shopify's own app (s12), but Filemonk and Sky Pilot are rated 4.8 to 4.9. Scored at scout depth. Pain is capped at 6 because the evidence is a single review page, short of the rubric's 2+ sources for 7+. Reach is held at 6 because free places to pitch weren't checked at scout depth.
“SendOwl is dramatically more expensive than comparable fulfilment tools”
“What used to cost me $15 now costs $175”
Pain is strong and repeated by many authors across 8 plugins: updates break sales (r1, r2), support goes silent (r6, r8), renewal prices jump (r9, r10). Buyers already pay $99 to $399/yr (c2, c4). But the critic found Ticket Spot already selling this exact pitch with 40+ installs (k1, k2), Ticket Tailor claims an embedded WordPress checkout (k5), and Zeffy is free for nonprofits (k7). Gap 3, reach 5.
“Updates frequently break existing installations.”
“The upgrade broke and we couldn’t sell a single ticket”
Fresh 2026 complaints (s1, s2, s3) from one review page only. Loved paid apps rated 4.7 to 4.9 already exist (scout table). Scored at scout depth. Pain is capped at 6 because the evidence is a single review page, short of the rubric's 2+ sources for 7+. Reach is held at 6 because free places to pitch weren't checked at scout depth.
“Another garbage update from Shopify. Search used to work just fine and now they made it worse”
“Why would you remove Synonyms without any notice? Just ruined the app”
Shopify Bundles is rated 2.8 (s6, s7), but Simple Bundles and Bundler are both rated 4.9. Scored at scout depth. Pain is capped at 6 because the evidence is a single review page, short of the rubric's 2+ sources for 7+. Reach is held at 6 because free places to pitch weren't checked at scout depth.
“Insanely limited, except for the most simple bundles.”
“I can only have so many $10-20/month apps before the shop costs too much a month to make any money.”
The complaint is that it should be free (s16, s17), so willingness to pay is low, and compliance liability comes with it.
“Apparently it does not offer a free version anymore”
“Remove feature every update to make it premium.”
The opening competitors leave, backed by what their customers say.
Small organizers who sell tickets from their own WordPress site can't get a checkout that keeps working through updates and reliably delivers tickets at a small, predictable price, because every plugin runs checkout inside their WordPress (where updates break it) and every hosted option charges per ticket or drops an off-brand embed on their page. Critic note: Ticket Spot already targets this exact gap (k1), so the remaining opening is the agency buyer.
6 sources“Updates frequently break existing installations.”
“The upgrade broke and we couldn’t sell a single ticket”
“my customers are experiencing issues receiving their tickets, and those who have managed to purchase tickets are encountering errors with their QR codes”
“OVER 1000 tickets sold and 90% of our customers are emailing saying they DIDNT recieve their QR code with a few days to go until the event”
“the fonts don’t match the site”
“next time, I’d rather go with a more polished, professional hosted solution”
Heat map counts complaints per competitor. Each theme needs two verified sources.
| The Events Calendar | Events Manager | Event Tickets | Eventin | Modern Events Calendar | Event Espresso | Tickera | Eventbrite | Ticket Tailor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Updates break the site, events or checkout | 25 | 7 | 6 | 4 | 1 | 1 | |||
| Paid support doesn't answer | 37 | 24 | 16 | 3 | 4 | 8 | |||
| Renewal price rises and licensing mess | 21 | 11 | 6 | 6 | 4 | 2 | 4 | ||
| Buyers can't buy, or don't get their tickets | 2 | 3 | 1 | ||||||
| Payment setup breaks, or surprise platform fees | 3 | 4 | 7 | 3 | |||||
| Bloated, with upsell ads, for people who run 10 events a year | 53 | 12 | 7 | 5 | 10 | ||||
| Hosted options mean per-ticket fees and an off-brand embed | 2 | 1 |
About 45 threads say updates crashed sites or stopped ticket sales.
“Updates frequently break existing installations.”
“The upgrade broke and we couldn’t sell a single ticket”
“the latest Free (7.3) crashed my site when updated.”
About 92 threads; people paid for a licence partly to get support.
“for two months I haven’t been able to get a response on their forum or to my emails requesting a refund”
“Support keeps asking me to create a staging to test, sure, but they take a week to reply.”
“they do not respond to support requests despite multiple attempts”
About 57 threads; concentrated at The Events Calendar after the Liquid Web / Nexcess takeover.
“for the past 2-3 years prices have gone up astronomically and quality, reliability, and support have tanked through the floor”
“since liquid web made all of the changes to the licensing and dashboard, nothing works, licences are a mess and some paid for no longer work, price has gone up”
“Their new pricing is ridiculously high. Over $140.00 more than the last license I purchased from them.”
Rare in the corpus (about 6 keyword hits), but it ruins events.
“OVER 1000 tickets sold and 90% of our customers are emailing saying they DIDNT recieve their QR code with a few days to go until the event”
“The upgrade broke and we couldn’t sell a single ticket”
“my customers are experiencing issues receiving their tickets, and those who have managed to purchase tickets are encountering errors with their QR codes”
Stripe webhooks fail; the free tier's 2% fee surprises people.
“cannot get Stripe to validate webhook”
“The upcharge wasn’t mentioned in any of their documentation”
“people need to understand that Stripe is completely broken”
Small users say it's much more than they need and object to ads in wp-admin.
“riddled with annoying upsell ads in the admin interface even after you have paid to upgrade to pro”
“A full advertising menu (« Liquid Web ») was injected into the WordPress admin sidebar without consent”
“Your plugin is good – but it’s much more than I need, I simply don’t use all the features.”
Hosted tools fix reliability but cost per ticket and look foreign on the site.
“A $5 ticket, the $.99 fee is almost 20% + 5% in cc fees gets tough to swallow.”
“Eventbrite are still expensive in my view and their business model perpetuates the 'booking fee' mentality of the industry.”
“the fonts don’t match the site”
Zero-commission ticketing (paid tiers)
“There will be a 2% commission fee collected when using Stripe with Event Tickets (on top of Stripe’s fees).”
“Pro $399 /year Get Pro Sell tickets, promote events, keep attendees coming back.”
The commission-free event ticketing plugin for WordPress.
“Standard $ 149 /year Renews at $99/year”
“Year-one price includes a $50 activation fee.”
No commission or ticket fees.
“Premium Bundle $249 Save over 80%”
“using your own WooCommerce website. No commission or ticket fees.”
$0 per-ticket commission fees (paid plans)
“Not compatible with add-ons Community support 3% Pay-as-you-go $ 0 / Year”
“$ 199 $ 129 / year”
not captured
“MEC Pro starts at $99/year for 1 site”
No SaaS fees. No per-ticket cuts. Yours to own.
“No SaaS fees. No per-ticket cuts. Yours to own.”
“next time, I’d rather go with a more polished, professional hosted solution”
Unbeatable prices, no contracts, simple.
“A simple low flat fee per ticket sold £ 0.60 per ticket (+ VAT)”
“Buy credits in advance and save from £ 0.22 per ticket (+ VAT)”
A theme update or a plugin conflict cannot corrupt an order or interrupt a sale.
“Nothing about your events is stored in WordPress. A theme update or a plugin conflict cannot corrupt an order or interrupt a sale that is mid-checkout.”
“Active installations 40+”
Create an Event for Free
“3.7% + $1.79 service fee per ticket Applies to paid tickets only. 2.9% payment processing fee per order”
not captured
“USD 5% + $1.29 per paid ticket”
The only 100% free fundraising platform for nonprofits
“The only 100% free fundraising platform for nonprofits No transaction fees.”
“Free event ticketing for nonprofits. No fees. No catch.”
| 0% platform fee | Under $100/yr for small organizer | Works without WooCommerce | QR check-in app | Tickets on your own site | Seating charts | Hosted (updates can't break checkout) | Delivery log / resend | No contract | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Event Tickets free | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ? | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ? | ? |
| Event Tickets Pro | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ? | ✕ |
| Tickera | ✓ | ◑ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ◑ | ✕ | ? | ✕ |
| FooEvents | ✓ | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ? | ✕ |
| Event Espresso | ◑ | ✕ | ✓ | ? | ✓ | ? | ✕ | ? | ✕ |
| Ticket Tailor | ✕ | ◑ | ✓ | ✓ | ◑ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Ticket Spot | ✓ | ? | ✓ | ? | ✓ | ? | ✓ | ? | ? |
| Eventbrite | ✕ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✕ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
A separate critic pass argued against this. Here is what it found.
Risk: The exact product already exists: Ticket Spot sells a hosted, update-proof WordPress checkout to churches and theatres (k1, k4), and Ticket Tailor claims an embedded WordPress checkout (k5).
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: A free incumbent covers big segments: Zeffy is free for nonprofits (k7), and Ticket Tailor lets organizers pass fees to buyers (k6).
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: The pain may not convert to payment: the exact fix has only 40+ WordPress.org installs (k2), and ticket-delivery failures are rare in the corpus.
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: The channel is closed: WordPress.org forums, where buyers complain, forbid promotion (k8).
Answer: Unresolved.
Risk: Ticketing platforms that held funds failed and left organizers unpaid (k9, k10, k12), so buyers distrust new vendors.
Answer: Direct charges into each client's own Stripe account mean no ticket money ever sits with us (k4 shows the model), and all data is exportable.
Risk: Chargeback and refund liability, plus event-night on-call for a 10-hour-a-week founder.
Answer: Avoid destination charges, where the platform is liable (k11). Use direct charges on clients' own Standard accounts. Event-night on-call is still a real cost to price in.
Specific moves that pull customers to you instead of them.
Ticketing for your clients' WordPress sites that a plugin update can't break. One flat price per agency, renewals locked.
Renewal email with a price rise
→ Renewal-season comparison page and a locked flat price
“Their new pricing is ridiculously high. Over $140.00 more than the last license I purchased from them.”
An update breaks a client's site or sales
→ A recovery checklist ranked for the error searches, ending in the product
“Updates frequently break existing installations.”
Paid support goes silent
→ Named human, published response time, status page
“for two months I haven’t been able to get a response on their forum or to my emails requesting a refund”
Tickets missing before a sold-out event
→ Delivery log and resend as the demo
“OVER 1000 tickets sold and 90% of our customers are emailing saying they DIDNT recieve their QR code with a few days to go until the event”
$29/month per agency, up to 10 client sites, no per-ticket fee from us, locked for early members
Tickera renews at $99/yr per site, so a flat $29/mo undercuts plugins once an agency has 4 or more sites. The lock answers the renewal-hike complaints (r9, r10).
Competitors: $89 to $399/yr per site for plugins; $29.99/mo for Ticket Spot; per-ticket fees for hosted tools
about $0 to $25 (free-tier limits not re-checked this run)
| Cloudflare Pages hosting | $0 |
| Supabase or Neon free tier | $0 |
| Stripe Connect direct charges (fees paid by client) | $0 to us; check Connect pricing |
| Resend or SES email | $0 to about $20 |
| stubhaven.com domain | about $10 to $20/yr (not checked) |
Your events plugin update broke a client's checkout: a 30-minute recovery checklist.
Hi [name], I read your review of [plugin] about updates breaking client sites. I'm building ticketing for agencies where checkout runs off-site, so an update can't take sales down. Would you do a 15-minute call so I can learn what this costs you? No pitch.
I'll move your client's upcoming events off Event Tickets by hand, free, if you'll try it on one site.
Events plugin update broke checkout again? Ticketing a WordPress update can't break.
A helpful answer on recovering from a broken events plugin update, with no link.
What do you pay per client per year for events plugins, and would you pay one flat agency price instead?
One experiment, one pass bar. Run it before writing code.
Contact 40 WordPress agencies and freelancers who publicly reviewed events plugins (through their own sites), publish two search pages, and run a $50 switch-intent ad test.
Pass bar (7 days): 5 agency calls booked and 2 say they'd pay $29/mo+, or 30 waitlist signups from agency domains
Stubhaven
stubhaven.com available
77 of 78 quotes verified against the live source by verify.py, 1 more matched the text saved when they were fetched.
| ID | Claim | Quote | Source | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
s1 | opp-search | “Another garbage update from Shopify. Search used to work just fine and now they made it worse” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s2 | opp-search | “Why would you remove Synonyms without any notice? Just ruined the app” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s3 | opp-search | “forces many merchants to compromise their user experience or pay for third-party solutions” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s4 | opp-printer | “Order Printer DOES NOT print the orders in correct sequence.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s5 | opp-printer | “Still unusable two years later. Still will not import our template.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s6 | opp-bundles | “Insanely limited, except for the most simple bundles.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s7 | opp-bundles | “I can only have so many $10-20/month apps before the shop costs too much a month to make any money.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s8 | opp-subs | “I arrived at work on Monday morning to find that nine customers had been subscribed incorrectly” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s9 | opp-subs | “There is no way to reach out to customer care.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s10 | opp-digital | “SendOwl is dramatically more expensive than comparable fulfilment tools” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s11 | opp-digital | “What used to cost me $15 now costs $175” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s12 | opp-digital | “Stop removing features. Bring back drag and drop to upload files.” | shopify-app-store | verified |
s13 | opp-events, pain-price | “for the past 2-3 years prices have gone up astronomically and quality, reliability, and support have tanked through the floor” | wordpress.org | verified |
s14 | opp-events, pain-price, pain-support | “since liquid web made all of the changes to the licensing and dashboard, nothing works, licences are a mess and some paid for no longer work, price has gone up” | wordpress.org | verified |
s15 | opp-events, pain-delivery, gap | “OVER 1000 tickets sold and 90% of our customers are emailing saying they DIDNT recieve their QR code with a few days to go until the event” | wordpress.org | verified |
s16 | opp-cookie | “Apparently it does not offer a free version anymore” | wordpress.org | verified |
s17 | opp-cookie | “Remove feature every update to make it premium.” | wordpress.org | verified |
s18 | opp-zapier | “I find the first paid tier on Zapier way too expensive.” | hn | verified |
c1 | comp-event-tickets | “There will be a 2% commission fee collected when using Stripe with Event Tickets (on top of Stripe’s fees).” | theeventscalendar.com | verified |
c2 | comp-event-tickets | “Pro $399 /year Get Pro Sell tickets, promote events, keep attendees coming back.” | theeventscalendar.com | verified |
c3 | comp-event-tickets | “Elite $599 /year” | theeventscalendar.com | verified |
c4 | comp-tickera | “Standard $ 149 /year Renews at $99/year” | tickera.com | verified |
c5 | comp-tickera | “Year-one price includes a $50 activation fee.” | tickera.com | verified |
c6 | comp-tickera | “The commission-free event ticketing plugin for WordPress.” | tickera.com | verified |
c7 | comp-fooevents | “Premium Bundle $249 Save over 80%” | fooevents.com | verified |
c8 | comp-fooevents | “using your own WooCommerce website. No commission or ticket fees.” | fooevents.com | verified |
c9 | comp-event-espresso | “Not compatible with add-ons Community support 3% Pay-as-you-go $ 0 / Year” | eventespresso.com | verified |
c10 | comp-event-espresso | “$ 199 $ 129 / year” | eventespresso.com | captured at fetch |
c11 | comp-mec | “MEC Pro starts at $99/year for 1 site” | webnus.net | verified |
c12 | comp-eventin | “No SaaS fees. No per-ticket cuts. Yours to own.” | themewinter.com | verified |
c13 | comp-ticket-tailor | “A simple low flat fee per ticket sold £ 0.60 per ticket (+ VAT)” | tickettailor.com | verified |
c14 | comp-ticket-tailor | “Buy credits in advance and save from £ 0.22 per ticket (+ VAT)” | tickettailor.com | verified |
c15 | comp-eventbrite | “3.7% + $1.79 service fee per ticket Applies to paid tickets only. 2.9% payment processing fee per order” | eventbrite.com | verified |
c16 | comp-humanitix | “USD 5% + $1.29 per paid ticket” | humanitix.com | verified |
c17 | comp-zeffy | “The only 100% free fundraising platform for nonprofits No transaction fees.” | zeffy.com | verified |
c18 | comp-event-tickets | “Ensure the 2% Tickets Commerce application fee is waived after a valid Event Tickets Plus license is activated on Stripe and Square.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r1 | pain-updates, gap | “Updates frequently break existing installations.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r2 | pain-updates, pain-delivery, gap | “The upgrade broke and we couldn’t sell a single ticket” | wordpress.org | verified |
r3 | pain-updates | “the latest Free (7.3) crashed my site when updated.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r4 | pain-updates, pain-price | “There have been fatal errors caused by updates regularly over the last few months of releases..” | wordpress.org | verified |
r5 | pain-updates | “We received a call saying that all events on our site had disappeared.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r6 | pain-support | “for two months I haven’t been able to get a response on their forum or to my emails requesting a refund” | wordpress.org | verified |
r7 | pain-support, pain-payments | “Support keeps asking me to create a staging to test, sure, but they take a week to reply.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r8 | pain-support | “they do not respond to support requests despite multiple attempts” | wordpress.org | verified |
r9 | pain-price, pain-support | “Their new pricing is ridiculously high. Over $140.00 more than the last license I purchased from them.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r10 | pain-price | “I have now received an email to renew it, and it has gone up BY 50% to $149.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r11 | pain-price, pain-bloat | “about 10 events per year” | wordpress.org | verified |
r12 | pain-price | “They seem to be more focussed on grabbing cash from users with constant price increases” | wordpress.org | verified |
r13 | pain-delivery, gap | “my customers are experiencing issues receiving their tickets, and those who have managed to purchase tickets are encountering errors with their QR codes” | wordpress.org | verified |
r14 | pain-delivery | “The ticket system often breaks down and then I have to set everything up again.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r15 | pain-delivery | “Now tickets I have people can’t purchase.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r16 | pain-payments | “cannot get Stripe to validate webhook” | wordpress.org | verified |
r17 | pain-payments | “The upcharge wasn’t mentioned in any of their documentation” | wordpress.org | verified |
r18 | pain-payments | “people need to understand that Stripe is completely broken” | wordpress.org | verified |
r19 | pain-bloat | “riddled with annoying upsell ads in the admin interface even after you have paid to upgrade to pro” | wordpress.org | verified |
r20 | pain-bloat | “A full advertising menu (« Liquid Web ») was injected into the WordPress admin sidebar without consent” | wordpress.org | verified |
r21 | pain-bloat | “Your plugin is good – but it’s much more than I need, I simply don’t use all the features.” | wordpress.org | verified |
r22 | pain-fees | “A $5 ticket, the $.99 fee is almost 20% + 5% in cc fees gets tough to swallow.” | hn | verified |
r23 | pain-fees, gap | “the fonts don’t match the site” | wordpress.org | verified |
r24 | pain-fees, gap | “next time, I’d rather go with a more polished, professional hosted solution” | wordpress.org | verified |
r25 | pain-fees | “Eventbrite are still expensive in my view and their business model perpetuates the 'booking fee' mentality of the industry.” | hn | verified |
k1 | comp-ticket-spot, critic | “Nothing about your events is stored in WordPress. A theme update or a plugin conflict cannot corrupt an order or interrupt a sale that is mid-checkout.” | wordpress.org | verified |
k2 | comp-ticket-spot, critic | “Active installations 40+” | wordpress.org | verified |
k3 | comp-ticket-spot | “The Free plan covers up to 20 attendees a month. Paid plans start at $29.99/month.” | wordpress.org | verified |
k4 | comp-ticket-spot | “Connect your Stripe, Square, or PayPal account and get paid straight into it on their schedule-with 0% platform fees from us.” | ticketspotapp.com | verified |
k5 | comp-ticket-tailor, critic | “embed your event's ticketing directly on to your WordPress website.” | tickettailor.com | verified |
k6 | comp-ticket-tailor, critic | “you can pass on your ticket fees to your buyers, and sell tickets for free.” | help.tickettailor.com | verified |
k7 | comp-zeffy, critic | “Free event ticketing for nonprofits. No fees. No catch.” | zeffy.com | verified |
k8 | critic | “The forums are not a venue to promote your own (or others’) plugins, themes, websites or services.” | wordpress.org | verified |
k9 | critic | “Ferguson asserts that Brown Paper Tickets owes event organizers approximately $6 million and ticket buyers $760,000 nationwide.” | atg.wa.gov | verified |
k10 | critic | “ticketing platform Tickets.ie has abruptly shut down – leaving some organizers unable to access revenue from their newly concluded festivals.” | digitalmusicnews.com | verified |
k11 | critic | “Your platform is ultimately liable for chargebacks and related costs for both destination charges and separate charges and transfers.” | docs.stripe.com | verified |
k12 | critic | “As for small event organizers, this could result in losing all of the event’s revenue.” | ticketnews.com | verified |
a1 | pain-agency, pain-updates | “Bad Support, often crashing our customer sites.” | wordpress.org | verified |
a2 | pain-agency, pain-updates | “Without any warning, this broke several of our customers sites.” | wordpress.org | verified |
a3 | pain-agency | “I am slowly removing this from all of the sites I built 5 years or so ago when it was good, I’m replacing it with better plugins or custom builds.” | wordpress.org | verified |
a4 | pain-agency | “I have 6 licences with these people so not small” | wordpress.org | verified |
a5 | pain-agency | “my customer needed longer as 7 days to review the tickera-plugin i set up for him” | wordpress.org | verified |